Produced water in the oil and gas
sector can be a very costly and complex matter, and largely dependent on
location due to the variables in the reservoir, the age of the well, the
drilling technologies employed, etc.
Produced water
Many changes are
on the horizon, as the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission’s
(“COGCC”) rules are under construction. On
November 1st, the COGCC released its Mission Change Whitepaper
(“Whitepaper”). For the full text of the
Whitepaper, click here.
Whether we have a strong winter
impacts many things. From our road
conditions driving to work, the extent of demand for home heating fuels, how
our livestock will fair, and our ski season (including vital tourist revenue
that results from
Last month, we discussed the increase in oil and gas
bankruptcy filings since May of 2019 – the full blog post can be found here. Haynes and Boone, LLP released a new Oil
Patch Bankruptcy Monitor as of September
It is time for a check-up, or
more appropriately, a check-in, on the Wyoming energy sector. I have spent quite a bit of time in Wyoming
recently, and one troubling comment that I heard in a gas station has resonated
Headlines lately are shedding
light on a frightening trend – oil and gas bankruptcies are on the rise:
The Montana Supreme Court has accepted a certified question from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals concerning whether, under Montana law, dinosaur fossils constitute “minerals” for the purpose of a mineral reservation.
Who owns dinosaur fossils in Montana?
History Lesson:
Last night, I made salmon
patties. We have this amazing canned
Alaskan wild salmon and it makes some extremely delicious salmon patties, let
me tell you. As I was making them last
night, one thought kept crossing my mind: I
The June 2019 Director’s Cut was released last week, on August 15, 2019, by Director Lynn Helms, NDIC Department of Mineral Resources – a full copy of the June 2019 Director’s Cut can be found here. It contained some
Navajo Transitional Energy
Company, a wholly owned limited liability company of the Navajo Nation, is
about to close a big deal that will substantially impact Wyoming, and
potentially the country as a whole.
According to the Casper Star Tribune article
