Natural gas is doing amazing things for our families, our communities, and our nation. Let’s start with savings. On average, families that use natural gas save about $900 every year. That’s money that makes a difference. Learn about other ways that natural gas is making our lives better by checking out Your Energy’s new video. https://youtu.be/6kYN1mcgRBM Natural […]
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US-Mexico Natural Gas Forum
Prolific shale plays have changed the landscape of the natural gas industry and we are exporting more natural gas than ever before! Access Intelligence is pleased to announce the latest in its series of natural gas Forums – US-Mexico Natural Gas Forum. This new Forum will focus on exporting gas to Mexico, including the many […]
How Green Billionaire Tom Steyer’s Policies Would Destroy the Texas Economy
This week, San Francisco billionaire and activist Tom Steyer held a town hall in San Antonio, part of his extreme campaign to impeach President Trump. But Steyer is better known for another fringe effort: he has spent millions of dollars bankrolling the “Keep it in the Ground” movement to ban oil and natural gas production. […]
WHY IS OIL & GAS IMPORTANT TO SAN ANTONIANS? (PT. 2)
During King William Fair 2018, we asked San Antonians like Jose Hernandez why energy is important to them. Jose didn’t hesitate to tell us what he thought in this video: https://www.facebook.com/STEEROUNDTABLE/videos/1847651378588232/
The Eagle Ford Shale – What? Where? Why?
Our subscribers have been asking us lately what the Eagle Ford is and why it matters so much. The Eagle Ford Shale is one of the most significant domestic oil finds in decades and is also one of the most active shale plays in the world producing oil and natural gas. This immense hydrocarbon producing formation in […]
A brief history of Texas oil & gas
Ancient beginnings for Texas Oil & Gas The Eagle Ford Group is a sedimentary based rock formation consisting of primarily of shale deposits. Scientists have dated the fossils in this rock formation to the Cenomanian era in the late Cretaceous period, or roughly 96 million years ago. The Permian basin consists of a large sedimentary basin covering a large […]
