Western Energy Alliance submitted testimony for consideration by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on National Parks in conjunction with a hearing on the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA). The Alliance submitted testimony as it is unlikely the USDA Forest Service and Department of the Interior witnesses will acknowledge that oil and natural […]
Brandon Davis, Swan Energy – Discusses the impact of COVID-19 around the workplace and industry. Davis shares what his company is doing and what the short terms plans are in case of an accelerated quarantine. Davis reiterates the need to remain calm and process before reacting. How small business will […]
Ray Scott, Senate District 7 Mesa County, responds to an article that appeared in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on the status of the industry. Scott explains how schools and other social programs are very reliant on oil and gas tax revenue. Scott added that the state has population disparity […]
January 29, 2020 Today’s Guests/Topics: Bailey Midkiff and Jake Milne, William Insulation Company, comment on the Rolling Stone article on radioactive wastewater pointing the finger towards oil and gas. The ripple effect of this story is discussed how the media is now using that story to interview local leaders and […]
Bailey Midkiff and Jake Milne, William Insulation Company, comment on the Rolling Stone article on radioactive wastewater pointing the finger towards oil and gas. The ripple effect of this story is discussed how the media is now using that story to interview local leaders and oil and gas executives pressing […]
January 22, 2020 Today’s Guests/Topics: Joe Dancy, energy expert and educator, talks solar energy, flaring, Colorado’s war on oil and gas, industry’s image and using social media to broadcast professional issues with clients and collecting money from customers, sometimes referred to as “slow pay”. Dancy also responds to the thesis […]
Aaron Jordan, president, Black Water Environmental, explains why the word “environmental” is used in their name. Jordan also gives an update from the Powder River Basin. Jordan has seen growth in Wyoming, North Dakota, Kansas and Colorado, and currently their company is hiring. Today’s Headlines: What the China Trade Deal […]
Colorado State Senator John Cooke gives a summary of what happened in Colorado with their recent War on Oil and Gas. Cooke, who also served as a Sheriff of Weld County, talks about the relationship between Colorado and energy development. Cooke explains the next steps in the energy regulatory process […]
Joe Maher, Bedrock Petroleum Consultants, talks about an upcoming public family friendly Cook Off in Golden, CO, called The 2019 AADE Denver Fin Feather Fur Food Festival happening September 21st at Jefferson County Fairgrounds. Golden is next to Denver and less than an hour from Boulder. Maher explained how this […]
Keegan Blake, Adelant Energy, explains how their pipeline silencer works and creates a safer environment for the workers. In addition to the safety slice of pipelines, the issue of noise pollution is discussed in detail. Blake gives an update from Colorado’s energy industry, from perception to myth busting to uncertainty. […]
Nicholas Morelli, Superior Rig Innovation, gives an overview of the company and its history. Morelli also shares some observations from Canada and their energy industry’s activity. Morelli explains how the slow business in Canada opened up the United States market for them and now they are doing business in the […]
Pete Obermueller, Petroleum Association of Wyoming, gives an overview of the 2019 Annual Meeting being held August 19-20 in Cheyenne, Wy. Obermueller also shares his thoughts on the recent Colorado issues with oil and gas. He also gives an update on Wyoming’s different energy plays like the Powder River Basin. […]
Ray Scott, Colorado State Senate District 7, explains some of the issues in Colorado with Prop 112 and SB 181. Scott recently had an article OP/ED piece published in The Federalist regarding CO Governor Jared Polis and his anti-fracking crusade. The rise of the Cult of Environmentalism was discussed in […]
Ray Scott, Colorado State Senate District 7, explains some of the issues in Colorado with Prop 112 and SB 181. Scott recently had an article OP/ED piece published in The Federalist regarding CO Governor Jared Polis and his anti-fracking crusade. The rise of the Cult of Environmentalism was discussed in […]
Ray Scott, Colorado State Senate District 7, explains some of the issues in Colorado with Prop 112 and SB 181. Scott recently had an article OP/ED piece published in The Federalist regarding CO Governor Jared Polis and his anti-fracking crusade. The rise of the Cult of Environmentalism was discussed in […]
Destenie McMillen, senior landman, Northern Colorado Legal Support, talks about the new oil and gas regulations in Colorado which are having major impacts. McMillen, third-generation oil, talks about the early industry hits and how it is already bleeding into Wyoming. Plus some companies have already left the state of Colorado […]
Year in Review Wayne Christian, Railroad Commission of Texas, discusses the issue with millennials and retirees in the oil and gas industry. He also talks about the facts and fictions related climate change and how we view it as a society. Year in Review Interview: Joe Dancy, Oil & Gas, […]
Weekly Davis Refinery Update Interview: William Prentice, CEO, Meridian Energy Group William C. Prentice discusses the “new normal” in oil and gas infrastructure development. The new normal involves permits and litigation from the onset. Energy Economy Interview: Tracee Bentley, executive director, Colorado Petroleum Council Tracee Bentley, executive director, Colorado Petroleum […]
Tracee Bently, executive director, Colorado Petroleum Council gives an overview of Proposition 112 in Colorado. The initiative would make all new oil and gas development in Colorado be at least 2,500 feet from homes, schools, businesses and more. Currently it is at 500 feet. Bentley goes over the economic impact, […]
Interview: Tim Manning, Tobacco Creek Properties Manning discusses several ranch properties for sales and how they are seeing an increase in hunting rights being leased out to outfitters and corporations.
Interview: Brad Lincoln, co-founder, Funkwerks Brewery, Fort Collins, CO Lincolns talks about how they have grown their brewery past the core beers and can now experiment with new varieties like – raspberry, pineapple and apricot.
Interview: Peter Kearl, inventor and managing member, Qmast, Grand Junction, Colorado Explains how his microwave oil production can be used to replace fracking in some shale plays. He also gives details on how the process works in refrac’d wells.
Interview: Jim Volker, CEO, Whiting Petroleum Compares the Bakken to other shale plays they are in. He also talks about similarities in Colorado.
Interview: Brian Jorvig, marketing director and pilot, Botlink Explains some of the barriers to entry for drones and the UAS industry, he also explains why more industries are seeing the need for UAS technology. Interview: Joseph Nicholas, Pedigree Technologies Talks about how their technology business has expanding into a number […]
Robert Michael, CEO and geologist, RC Michael Company and Consultants, Fort Collins, CO. R.C. Michael Company, Inc., offers a unique service which allows their clients to compete for and possess Oil and Gas Production Rights on public land on the same basis as multinational corporations. These relatively little-known programs are […]
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