Dr. Loren C. Scott joins The Crude Life’s founder Jason Spiess for an update from Louisiana’s innovation, importing/exporting natural, extracting energy and the overall refining industry. According to Dr. Scott, the state is experiencing some healthy economic activity, primarily due to the refining industries and natural gas. “Right now countries […]
According to the Oklahoma City Sentinel, there has been significant declines in natural gas prices and the downward trend of crude oil prices have taken their toll on Oklahoma’s oil and natural gas industry, however, increased industry activity is expected very soon. The most recent Oklahoma Energy Index (OEI) shows a 49.3% decline […]
Over the weekend week I was catching up on my reading with a couple of hippie do-goodery publications like “Peas On Earth” and “New Jack Hippie”, and came across an interesting news brief (from last year) about the European city of Brussels creating a world where deisel and gasoline cars […]
Summary written by The Crude Life Content Correspondent Genneca Houser The Association of Oil Pipelines is an influential and important part of the United States gas liquids industry. Andy Black is the President of the Association, and he took some time to talk with The Crude Life about the AOPL, […]
Jim Willis, Marcellus Drilling News, comments on the 1-2 punch of the supply shock and demand shock on the marketplace. From the coronavirus to Russia to Saudi Arabia to OPEC. The interview discusses whether pipelines are considered essential or not with states shutting down work sites and offices. Willis cites […]
Joe Dancy, Energy Educator and Expert, joins The Crude Life Podcast for “Headlines” and comments about the recent layoffs and future of the oil and gas industry. Dancy is a Law Senior Lecturer of Law & Economics at Texas A&M University and regular speaker at energy conferences across the United […]
Corona virus, new drilling techniques, price issues, pipelines and flaring all discussed this month with Lynn Helm’s Director’s Cut. “The drilling rig count was very stable in the mid 60’s for the first half of the year,” Helms said. “Based on oil price, capital availability, and gas capture operators implemented […]
K9 Pipe Inspections worked on a 0.6 mile 4″ natural gas line located along the Texas/New Mexico border. The line had been brought up to pressure several times prior to KPI’s arrival but the water from the leak was not surfacing. K9 Pipe Inspections dogs pinpointed the leak within 30 […]
Jon Clark, Clark Energy Consulting, joins The Crude Life Podcast for a weekly update on oil and gas. Clark, who hosts The OG Brief, gives his analysis on the weekly oil and gas activities. Pipelines, LNG, Russia’s deal with China, Mexico’s desire for US gas and the 2020 election are […]
Interview: Jim Beck, Alliance of Energy Producers, talks about President Donald Trump’s visit to Crosby, TX and the signing of executive orders that will impact the oil and gas industry. Beck, Alliance of Energy Producers, talks pipeline issues, Mexico’s market, the Permian and energy infrastructure are discussed in detail as […]
Jim Beck, Alliance of Energy Producers, talks about President Donald Trump’s visit to Crosby, TX and the signing of executive orders that will impact the oil and gas industry. Pipeline issues, Mexico’s market, the Permian and energy infrastructure are discussed in detail as a bigger picture of the flow of […]
Interview: Arthur Weidner, Doodlebug Beverages Arthur Weidner, Doodlebug Beverages, talks about the family history behind his great grandfather’s “sweet crude” liqueur. Weidner now distributes ND Sweet Crude across two states with more states on the horizon. He also talks about the family history behind his great grandfather’s “sweet crude” liqueur. […]
MultiMedia Cafe Special Guest and Topics Menu Monday January 21, 2019 Martin Luther King Jr. Facts and Squirrel Appreciation Day Joe Dancy, Oil & Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Center, University of Oklahoma College of Law, gives a boots on the ground update on the Oklahoma and Texas shale plays. […]
Weekly Davis Refinery Update Interview: William Prentice, CEO, Meridian Energy Group William Prentice, Meridian Energy Group, gives a Year in Review for the Davis Refinery. The Davis Refinery which is being designed with a throughput capacity of 49,500 bpd of Bakken crude oil. Oil refining facilities that are designed to, […]
Year in ReviewInterview: Iain Vasey, Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development CorporationIain Vasey, Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corporation, talks about the number of economic and infrastructure project happening in the Corpus Christi area. Year in ReviewInterview: Chase Broussard, DealMakersChase Broussard, DealMakers, talks about 2018 and how he was able to […]
Year in Review Interview: Jasper Wade, ToolsRUS.Online Jasper Wade, ToolsRUS.Online, talks about safety and preventative safety in oil and gas. Wade cites several products that assist oil and gas and how they make their sites safer and more efficient. Often time the combination of software and equipment is needed to […]
Eneregy Economy Interview: Joe Dancy, Oil & Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Center, U. of Oklahoma Joe Dancy, Oil & Gas, Natural Resources, and Energy Center, U. of Oklahoma talks about the UAS (drone) industry and how it is impacting the energy industry. Dancy explains how many of the energy […]
Kalah Sprabeary, Hub Funding Solution, gives a recap of a recent event regarding the oil and gas industry. Sprabeary attended the Round Table – Economics of Oil and Gas – presented by Tim Snyder of Matador Economics. Other presenters – Karr Ingham and Baron Lucas of EHS. Sprabeary said many […]
Interview: Richard Wardner, Senator Majority Leader of North Dakota In this interview, Wardner discusses the importance of Hub City support and financing in the Bakken. After explaining the genesis of “Hub Cities”, Wardner describes how the drop in oil prices caused a shortfall in revenue to some local communities. In […]
Interview: Justin Kringstad, director, North Dakota Pipeline Authority Kringstad discusses the future of refracs in the Bakken as well as explains the basic science behind it. He also relays some information from the Western Dakota Energy Association’s annual meeting, where he was a panel moderator and presentor. Technology is discusses […]
Interview: Professor Stephen Heins, owner, Word Merchant Heins discusses some of the big picture impacts Hurricane Harvey in regards to the oil and gas industry. He also opines about the group who is trying to link Hurricane Harvey to energy extraction in the United States. He also opines about the […]
Interview: Randy Christmann, North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Chairman Christmann talks about reclamation with pipelines as well as wind farms. He also gives some anecdotal observations from his recent trips to the Bakken Oil Fields.
While many are getting prepared for this summer’s anticipated oil activity, ONEOK is busy managing their Bakken big picture plan. Part of this plan includes staffing their Sidney, MT, office, which was opened last year. “We opened up our new offices here in Sidney really effective last year, which was […]
Interview: Lynn Helms, director, North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Helms gives an update on the Bakken’s production and what 2017 will look like. Helms also discusses energy jobs, economic impact and the importance of hovering around 1-million-barrel-a-day in the Bakken.
Interview: Jessica Sena, Montana Petroleum Association Sena gives an update from Eastern Montana, including a new office opened by ONEOK and other economic indicators involving the Bakken.
Interview: Derrick Braaten, partner, Baumstark Braaten Law Partners Braaten discusses land owners, pipelines and eminent domain.
Interview: Lynn Helms, director, North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Gives an update on the Bakken’s 2016 production and how 2017 looks. He also discusses projected oil prices for 2017 and rig counts.
Interview: Brian Scheid, senior editor, SP Global Platts Talks about how the protest has made existing pipeline much more valuable. Scheid also comments on how those pipelines can impact an energy company’s balance sheet.
Interview: Brydon Ross, Consumer Alliance Talks about the EPA’s regulation on coal and how pipelines are important to national security, economic development and low electricity prices.
Interview: Andy Black, President, CEO, National Association of Pipelines and Doug Burgum, entrepreneur Black discusses the Dakota Pipeline protest, water safety and the importance of pipelines. Burgum discusses how government budgets have increased significantly over the past 15 years.
Interview: Lynn Helms, director, ND Department of Mineral Resources Gives an update on the Energy East Pipeline near Trenton and crude by rail. Interview: U.S. Senator John Hoeven and U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp Talks about how to incentivize the development and use of carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies which […]
Interview: Doug Burgum, founder/owner Kilbourne Group, ND Gubernatorial Candidate Talks about spills, pipelines and flaring in the Bakken and North Dakota.
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