If President Donald Trump is not the most significant player in global oil markets today, he’s at least its biggest wild card. Tweets savaging OPEC, U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, and a precarious trade policy that threatens the health of the global economy can push energ

Is the reliability of our nation’s electric power grid threatened by the market-driven retirement of nuclear power facilities? Despite the wealth of evidence to the contrary, the answer according to a new report by the Nuclear Energy Institute, is “yes.” NEI’s paper, “The Impact of Fu

As a proud CEO of an oilfield service company founded in Oklahoma City, I was happy to see a damaging trend among local and state governments finally receiving the attention it deserves. A recent Oklahoman editorial pointed out that big city public pension funds from New York to San F

From sluggish to slumped to slightly on the mend, energy prices have taken the industry on a harrowing ride the past couple of years. What will 2017 bring? With evidence that US shale producers beat OPEC at its own game – outlasting the cartel after it refused to cut production during

Houston, TX, September 26, 2016 — During the International Energy Forum, Sept. 26 – 28 in Algeria, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) will convene informally to discuss how to stabilize slumping global oil prices. Crude is currently trading in th