ConocoPhillips leads South Texas drilling permits during slow week
Only three companies filed more than a single permit to drill a new well in South Texas last week.
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Only three companies filed more than a single permit to drill a new well in South Texas last week.
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Read MoreSan Antonio City Council agreed to wave some property taxes in exchange for the creation of dozens of jobs and a multimillion-dollar investment by a company reportedly in the Tesla supply chain.
Read MoreThe South Texas shale play gained a trio of rigs last week, its first significant gain in months.
Read MoreThe company behind the project is immediately discontinuing it. The project would have produced LNG in Brownsville before sending it abroad.
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Kimberly Britton has been thinking about the Texas grid for years, but she wasn’t prepared for the magnitude of February’s power outage.
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Read MoreTexas’ environmental regulator saw a massive uptick in air emissions reports as the state froze last month, with some local plants experiencing equipment failures and power outages.
Refineries, gas plants and other such facilities are required to noti…
Read MoreDrillers began resubmitting new well applications after power outages brought permitting activity to a halt two weeks ago.
Read MoreThere were fewer permits to drill new oil and gas wells last week than at any point during the pandemic.
Read MoreDespite some pinning widespread power outages on frozen wind turbines, there was even greater downed capacity at gas and coal-fired power plants.
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