Permian Strategic Partnership

Permian Strategic Partnership “applauds” increased transportation funds for Permian basin

February 24, 2023

World Oil (WO) — The following statement can be attributed to Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) Chairman Secretary Don Evans: “The Permian Strategic Partnership applauds the decision of the Texas Transportation Commission, which oversees the Texas Department of Transportation, to increase the funding distribution to the Texas Energy Sector by over $1 billion in the proposed 2024 Unified Transportation

Permian Strategic Partnership: oil and gas has a “positive impact” on communities across Permian Basin

February 15, 2023

World Oil (WO) – Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) President and CEO Tracee Bentley made a compelling case for the positive impact of oil and natural gas production on local communities during her testimony before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources at The University of Texas Permian Basin Midland Campus on Feb 13. The hearing, entitled “Federal

Helmerich & Payne become Permian Strategic Partnership’s 20th member

January 11, 2023

World Oil (WO) – The Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) announced that Helmerich & Payne (H&P), a leading drilling and solutions provider, will join the organization in 2023 as its twentieth member. With this addition, H&P joins an impressive roster of top-tier companies committed to responsibly developing resources in the Permian Basin while improving residents’ quality of life in West Texas

Kinetik and WaterBridge to join the Permian Strategic Partnership

September 16, 2022

World Oil The Permian Strategic Partnership (PSP) announced today the addition of two new companies, Kinetik and WaterBridge Resources, bringing its member company count to 19. “We are thrilled to welcome Kinetik, WaterBridge and their respective board members Matt Wall and Jason Long to our team,” said Tracee Bentley, President and CEO of the PSP. “These companies bring tremendous talent and passion for the Permian

Texas Shale Towns Grapple with Growth as Oil-Bust Fears Fade

August 21, 2019

From Reuters In west Texas, the center of the U.S. oil boom, about 3,800 students at Permian High School are crammed into a campus designed for 2,500, with 20 portable buildings to help with the overflow. School officials had expected enrollment to fall after the last oil price crash, starting in 2014, but it kept rising – one sign of