Tag Archives: Permian Basin Oil Industry
In The Permian, Trump Touts His Record On Oil And Attacks Democrats
By Mitch Borden For the first time as President, Donald Trump visited Midland and Odessa, the two cities at the center of America’s most productive oil field — the Permian Basin. He had two goals in mind for the trip, … Continue reading
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New Pipelines To The Permian Basin Are Projected To Double The Oil The Region Can Pump Out
By Mitch Borden The Permian Basin is producing about 4 million barrels of oil a day. The most to ever come out of the region. For a long time though, West Texas hasn’t had enough pipeline infrastructure to carry that … Continue reading
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Booms And Busts Have Defined Midland’s History, But Is It Time To Stop Using Those Terms?
By Mitch Borden The Permian Basin has never been busier. More oil is being pumped than ever before, thanks to hydraulic fracking, and energy companies are making plans to stick around long-term. By most accounts, the region is booming. But, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1986, Boom, Boom-Bust Cycle, Bust, Diana Davids Hinton, Fracking, Horizontal Drilling, Hydraulic Fracturing, Mayor Jerry Morales, Midland, Oil Boom, Oil Bust, oil industry, Permian Basin, Permian Basin Oil Industry, Trey Murphy
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