U.S. Oil Exports Hit New Records
John Siciliano | Washington Examiner | September 7, 2018
U.S. oil exports reached new soaring heights in the first six months of 2018, with half of all exports going to Europe and Asia and India shoring up the rest, according to new data from the federal government.
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Read more10 Incredible Facts About American Liquefied Natural Gas Exports
Maxx Chatsko | The Motley Fool | September 9, 2018
The United States will be a net energy exporter no later than 2022. Liquefied natural gas, or LNG, will play a crucial role in the future of natural gas.
Read moreAmerica is Now the World's Largest Oil Producer
Matt Egan | CNN | September 12, 2018
Move over Russia and Saudi Arabia. America has reclaimed its throne atop the oil world.
Read moreExpected Oil Boom Could Be Big for Small Communities
Phoebe Suy | My San Antonio | September 10, 2018
With offshore oil production on the verge of a comeback, small communities with strong industry ties like Sabine Pass are looking to benefit from a pending and hoped-for boom.
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Read moreBillions of Dollars Invested in Permian Basin Natural Gas Infrastructure
Texans For Natural Gas | September 6, 2018
The Permian Basin has seen record-breaking oil and natural gas production in recent years, but a lack of pipeline infrastructure has limited the region’s ability to reach its full potential. The good news is that’s changing. Numerous pipeline and other infrastructure projects are in the works to connect the vast amount of oil and natural gas in the Permian to both domestic and international markets.
Read moreDebunking a Myth About San Antonio Ozone and Oil & Gas Development
Texans For Natural Gas | September 5, 2018
Following the recent announcement from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that Bexar County was in non-attainment under federal ozone standards, critics tried to blame nearby oil and gas development in the Eagle Ford Shale for the region’s air pollution. But the facts tell a different story.
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