Third annual EnergyPlex conference set for June 25
The third annual New Mexico Energy-Plex Conference will be held June 25 at the Lea County Event Center. Hosted by […]
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ExxonMobil to invest $55B in Lea, Eddy
IRVING, Texas — ExxonMobil officials said that a new study commissioned by the multinational oil and gas corporation estimates its
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New Mexico commits millions to rural roads, vows to work with oil and gas industry on repairs
Partnering with private industry could be the path to repairing the crumbling roads in rural southeast New Mexico, burdened by
TxDOT chair tours Permian Basin to gain more information about region
When talking about the Permian’s rise as one of the premier oil-producing regions in the world, former Secretary of Commence
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Report: 2 New Mexico counties among top oil producers
HOBBS, N.M. (AP) — Two New Mexico counties remain among the top oil-producing counties in the U.S., according to new
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City approves infrastructure grants
The Odessa City Council approved a number of infrastructure grants and a facade grant during their Tuesday night meeting as
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TIPRO report looks at changing demographics of the Permian Basin
Economic growth in the Permian Basin, while driven by the region’s oil and gas industry, is not limited to that
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Commentary: Craddick comes through for a region that increasingly matters
The Permian Basin matters. This past week, representatives in the House offered their support for American’s most significant oil patch,
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Craddick’s GROW Fund bill passes Texas House
Tom Craddick’s bill that sets aside money for initiatives in areas s威而鋼 ignificantly impacted by oil and gas production overwhelmingly
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Woodley looking to transform campus
University of Texas Permian Basin President Sandra Woodley is working to obtain money from the Texas Legislature for campus renovations
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The Fastest-Growing U.S. City Is Scrambling to Survive the Shale Boom
In a state known for its oil-based booms and busts, Jerry Morales is convinced Midland, Texas, the unofficial capital of
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