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Patrick Collins keeps the explorer spirit alive with oil, gas leasing
As the CEO, co-founder and president of Cortez Resources, the 34-year-old was one of the first to lease blocks in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas in 2009 and is venturing into new territory now in the oil-rich Tuscaloosa-Marine Shale in Louisiana and Mississippi.
BNSF reportedly won't accept any new oil tank shipments
Requests to add a dozen new trains, or 1,000 new oil tank cars, have been "blocked out" by Fort Worth-based BNSF, sources told Reuters.
BNSF reportedly won't accept any new oil tank shipments
Requests to add a dozen new trains, or 1,000 new oil tank cars, have been "blocked out" by Fort Worth-based BNSF, sources told Reuters.
Saudis cut oil production, but will Texas keep fracking?
Oil production fell 69,900 barrels per day in Saudi Arabia from September to October, according to the latest Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries report.
San Antonio petroleum group supporting education with scholarships
The San Antonio Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute presented scholarships during the third annual Texas Energy Expo held Nov. 11-12.
Texas sets a new wind power record in November
The state of Texas currently has 11,500 MW of installed wind power so the grid used nearly 90 percent of the power available when it set the record.
Houston-area biofuels company files for bankruptcy
Kior Inc., which has been struggling financially for months, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection over the weekend as it plans to sell itself.
SolarBridge bought by California company
Microinverter developer SolarBridge Technologies Inc. has been acquired by California-based energy services company SunPower Corp.
In the money Nov. 10: Austin startup funding wrap-up
At least five Austin-area startups reported receiving investment capital last week.
Railroad Commission head talks Denton frack ban, what agency did wrong
She plans to continue issuing permits to drill in Denton and blames the Denton fracking ban on misinformation.
Railroad Commission head talks Denton frack ban, what agency did wrong
She plans to continue issuing permits to drill in Denton and blames the Denton fracking ban on misinformation.
Houston energy companies among LinkedIn's most in-demand employers
LinkedIn has released its list of the most in-demand employers for 2014, and a number of energy companies with strong ties to Houston made the list.
Buckeye reports record 3Q earnings, Eagle Ford could be major driver in future
Buckeye positioned to take advantage of crude oil and condensate shipments from Eagle Ford Shale.
Meet Mark Hiduke, the 27-year-old who co-founded a $100M oil company in Dallas
After helping Pioneer Natural Resources divest assets from Africa to Alaska, Hiduke and three other partners decided to venture out on their own this year to form PCORE.
STEER names NuStar an Eagle Ford Excellence Award winner
South Texas Energy & Economic Roundtable presented seven Eagle Ford Excellence Awards on Thursday to local companies and organizations.
