by Tavis Kilian | Jul 27, 2021 | Hydrocarbon History Podcasts, Podcasts, Videos
If you’ve ever read the news you’ve surely seen the controversy surrounding our industrial circulatory system: pipelines. When was the first pipeline built? Are pipelines safe? Is there a better transportation method than pipelines? Find out in this...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 26, 2021 | Monday Madness Podcasts, Podcasts
Join your host Tavis as he speaks about the DoI’s delay, Shell’s refusal to accept the court’s decision, and the impending Mexican energy crisis. Audio Transcript Alrighty everyone, welcome back! This is Tavis Kilian with RARE PETRO bringing you...
by Kevin Olson | Jul 23, 2021 | News Pulse
RP Weekly Recap | July 19 – 23 Summary In the continued push for sustainable energy development, shale gas producer CNX Resources released its 2020 corporate responsibility report announcing its net carbon-negative achievement, a rarity for the oil and gas...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 22, 2021 | Periodicals, Thirsty Thursday
Last week’s report Welcome back to the eighth edition of Thirsty Thursday, an inventory report from RARE PETRO! This one is coming out a little early, so snag a bloody mary, or perhaps a bottomless mimosa. We got a little bit of data to get through, so kick back...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 21, 2021 | News Pulse, Political Pulse
On July 16th, Joe Biden announced his nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management, Tracy Stone-Manning, but Republicans are already calling for her to be withdrawn. Tracy Stone-Manning has a history working for several environmental protection agencies, and a murky...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 20, 2021 | Basin Breakdown Podcasts, Podcasts
Join your hosts Tavis and Kevin as they talk about emerging tech, hot news, and big mergers across 8 major US basins! Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 19, 2021 | Monday Madness Podcasts, Podcasts
Join your host Tavis as he soothes your worries about WTI price, talks OPEC’s newest agreement, and discusses why oil may become more scarce (and expensive)! Audio Transcript Alrighty everyone, welcome back to another episode of Monday Madness! This is Tavis...
by Kevin Olson | Jul 16, 2021 | News Pulse
RP Weekly Recap | July 12 – 16 Summary European Union policymakers unveiled their most ambitious plan yet to tackle climate change, aiming to turn green goals into concrete action this decade, and in doing so lead the way for the world’s other big...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 15, 2021 | Periodicals, Thirsty Thursday
Welcome back to the seventh edition of Thirsty Thursday! We don’t care if you prefer the EIA or API data, because both agencies have continued to record massive drawdowns for weeks. Has the streak continued? There’s only one good way to find out. Grab a...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, Scoop/Stack
The SCOOP/STACK Basin | June 2021 Field Overview Ranking 6th in oil production and 3rd in natural gas production, the SCOOP/STACK play is one of the largest fields within the continental United States. It is primarily a shale play, with the Anadarko and Ardmore...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, DJ/Niobrara
The DJ/Niobrara Basin| June 2021 Field Overview Located mainly in the Northeast of Colorado, the Denver-Julesburg Basin consists of five main oil-producing formations: Niobrara sections A-C, Codell, and Greenhorn. These five plays produce over 90% of Colorado’s...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, Eagleford
Eagle Ford Basin | June 2021 Field Overview A heavy shale play, the Eagle Ford basin is located east of the Permian, stretching from Dallas to San Antonio. Primarily a gas field with smaller oil plays, it boasts proven reserves of 3.37 billion bbl of oil and 2.5 TCF...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, Powder River
The Powder River Basin | June 2021 Field Overview The Powder River Basin, known for its coal deposits, is located in Southeast Montana and Northeast Wyoming. The basin is named so because it is drained by the Powder River. Major cities in the area include Gillete and...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, Permian
The Permian Basin | June 2021 Field Overview Located in West Texas, the Permian Basin has been producing oil for over 100 years. It leads the US in oil production and estimates put 43 billion bbl of oil still in the Permian; 80% of those reserves are believed to be at...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, California
California | June 2021 Field Overview California, with both onshore and offshore oil production, has been supplying the U.S. with petroleum products since the 19th century. Operations are primarily focused around Kern County, the LA Basin, and the San Joaquin Valley,...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Basin Reports, Marcellus
The Marcellus Shale | June 2021 Field Overview The Marcellus Shale is the largest gas play onshore in the US. Located in the Northeast, it supplies the high demand markets along the East Coast. Most of the basin’s gas is produced through unconventional methods, while...
by Niels Snow | Jul 15, 2021 | Bakken, Basin Reports
The Bakken Shale | June 2021 Field Overview Named after Henry Bakken, the farmer who owned the land where oil was originally discovered, the Bakken Shale is located in North Dakota, Montana, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. The USGS estimated in 2013 that this basin has an...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 13, 2021 | Industry Leader Spotlight Podcasts, Podcasts, Videos
David MacNeill is a founder and the President and CEO of Wellbore Integrity Solutions. He has more than 29 years of professional experience in the oil and gas industry. Prior to founding WIS, David served as President and CEO of Logan International. He has also served...
by Tavis Kilian | Jul 12, 2021 | Monday Madness Podcasts, Podcasts
In this week’s episode your host Tavis walks you through last week’s price swings, an update to the ocean fire, and Canada’s struggle to be green. Audio Transcript Alrighty everyone, welcome back! This is Tavis Kilian bringing you another thrilling...
by Kevin Olson | Jul 9, 2021 | News Pulse
RP Weekly Recap | July 5 – 9 Summary In 2020, total consumption of fossil fuels in the United States including petroleum, natural gas, and coal, fell to 72.9 quadrillion British thermal units, down 9% from 2019 and the lowest level since 1991. Last year marked...
