Oil & gas jobs in Texas continued strong growth to close out 2023
In 2023, upstream oil and gas saw significant increases in hiring with the job count growing by 15,300 jobs for the year.
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Evaluating fee simple ownership in residential real estate
Explore the advantages and drawbacks of fee simple ownership in residential real estate. Learn about rights, privileges, market risks, and key considerations for informed property investment.
Changing of the guard in the Permian
As the shale industry matures, the biggest oil and gas producers, with their efficiencies and lower cost of capital, are moving in.
Oil-rich Permian Basin attracts buyers with resources
The Permian Basin produced nearly 6M barrels of oil a day in 2023. That’s more than Iraq, the UAE or Kuwait, according to Peter McNally.
Comparing fee simple ownership to other land ownership types
Make informed real estate decisions! Compare fee simple ownership to other land ownership types. Explore advantages, disadvantages, and considerations for each. Tailor your investment to align with your goals and preferences.
How a spree of oil and gas mergers are setting the stage for 2024
Last year was big for Texas oil companies as they jockeyed for access to petroleum-rich plots of the Permian Basin and branched into new territories.
US Oil Industry’s Year: 2023 may have been the best year yet
The US oil industry is now in a post-boom era, focusing on smart growth aligned with demand rather than rapid expansion.
US oil & gas industry continues to innovate despite headwinds in 2023
Amidst attacks on US energy production and continued global instability, the US oil & natural gas industry exceeded expectations in 2023.
Leasing oil and gas properties: A lucrative investment opportunity
Unlock wealth with oil and gas property leasing! Dive into this comprehensive guide, exploring how it works, benefits, risks, lease types, and strategies for success. Learn from real-world success stories and get started on a lucrative investment journey in the thriving energy industry.
No matter how much OPEC cuts oil production, other countries will ‘fill the hole,’ trader says
A surge of supply from non-OPEC nations like US, Brazil, and Guyana has surprised oil markets this year.
