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New Mexico State Agencies Begin Stakeholder Process For New Methane Rule
Los Alamos Post (METHANE) The New Mexico Departments of the Environment (NMED) and Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources (EMNRD) are beginning stakeholder outreach efforts as work continues to develop the state’s first methane reduction regulations per Gov. Michelle...
Navajo Allottees Defend Mineral Rights Near Chaco Canyon
Western Wire (Setbacks) - A halt to oil and gas development of a 10-mile exclusionary zone surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park is strongly oppossed by local residents and the representative governments, including a group from the Navajo nation. Navajo...
IPANM PRESIDENT: Annual Meeting to focus on ‘Addressing Operator Needs in 2019’
Dear Members, Given the political noise of the past year, it has become clear to our Executive Board and I that our focus for 2019 IPANM Annual Meeting should cut through the clutter to simply face the nuts and bolts issues facing independents this year. Thus, we've...
New Study Shows Independents Drive Oil & Gas Domestic Production
IPAA - A new study released by the Independent Petroleum Association of American shows that 90% of the United States oil and natural gas activity is and will continue to be performed by U.S. independent oil and natural gas companies. The 90% encompasses everything...
Opening the Floodgates for Produced Water
ABQ Journal (PRODUCED WATER) - The Produced Water Act will take effect in July, potentially opening the floodgates for the first time for produced water to be recycled for use beyond New Mexico’s oil fields. Supporters say the new law marks a revolutionary step...
Industry Honors San Juan Basin “Legends” with Tribute Video
San Juan Basin Energy Conference 2019 (IPANM) - Independent producers, energy educators and analysts converged in Farmington on April 25 & 26 to discuss the latest industry developments in the historic San Juan Basin. The basin has seen a major change in well...
Methane emissions intensity declines 57% in Permian since 2011
Energy In Depth (Methane) - Data from the EPA and EIA present a true picture of what industry has done -- on its own -- to help reduce methane emissions: The result was a 57 percent reduction in methane emissions per unit of oil and gas produced. Based on data from...
Mark LaCour talks with IPANM Exec. Dir. Jim Winchester about 2019 Annual Meeting
IPANM's Executive Director Jim Winchester just wrapped up a week of visiting member companies based out of Houston and also stopped by to be interviewed by Oil & Gas This Week's Mark LaCour. Mark LaCour & Jake Corley will be the Keynote Speakers at the 2019...
Registration now open for 2019 Annual Meeting
The 2019 Annual Meeting is set for July 24 to 26, 2019 at the award-winning Hotel Chaco in Albuquerque! Register now for great speakers and activities, including our Annual Golf Outing. Sponsorships are available! 2019 IPANM Annual Meeting Information
Upgrades coming to oilfield roads in Southeast NM
(Carlsbad Current-Argus) -- The New Mexico Department of Transportation is getting closer to providing the safety needed for industry to continue its growth. A main highway for oilfield traffic between Eddy and Lea counties is being upgraded, and NMDOT expected...
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