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IPAA - Removing oil and natural gas from the U.S. energy mix could have dire consequences, costing the country $4.5
Associated Press & KRQE -  The state could be getting more than a billion dollars in tax revenue next year
IPANM - As part of IPANM's commitment to build strong relationships with pro-Oil & Gas groups, please consider attending the
Who:     Non-Golfers, Spouses of Golfers, Members & Non-members invited! What:    Five Gruet Summer White Wines, served with a
Los Alamos Post (METHANE) The New Mexico Departments of the Environment (NMED) and Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources (EMNRD) are
Western Wire (Setbacks) - A halt to oil and gas development of a 10-mile exclusionary zone surrounding Chaco Culture National
Dear Members, Given the political noise of the past year, it has become clear to our Executive Board and I
IPAA - A new study released by the Independent Petroleum Association of American shows that 90% of the United States
ABQ Journal (PRODUCED WATER) - The Produced Water Act will take effect in July, potentially opening the floodgates for the
San Juan Basin Energy Conference 2019 (IPANM) - Independent producers, energy educators and analysts converged in Farmington on April 25

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IPAA – Removing oil and natural gas from the U.S. energy mix could have dire consequences, costing the country $4.5 trillion – or $35,000 per household – according to a new report from energy consulting firm Wood Mackenzie:
“For any country to embrace a nationwide transition to 100 percent renewable energy (RE100) or zero carbon (ZC100) emissions constitutes a massive disruption with far-flung economic and social repercussions.”

https://eidclimate.org/new-report-warns-turning-away-from-oil-natural-gas-will-cost-united-states-4-5-trillion/ 

 

IPANM – As part of IPANM’s commitment to build strong relationships with pro-Oil & Gas groups, please consider attending the 3rd annual New Mexico EnergyPlex Conference next week on Tuesday, June 25th, 2019 at the Lea County Event Center in Hobbs, NM.

EnergyPlex 2019 features a nice assortment of topics and speakers.  Please see the schedule below and on the EnergyPlex website.

  • Southeastern New Mexico Transportation Challenges
  • New Mexico Bureau of Land Management
  • Permian Strategic Partnership Update
  • Midstream Facilities Activity
  • Sarah Cottrell Propst, Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources
  • Energy Diversity
  • Lea County and its Communities’ Support Services – Resources for the Energy Sector
  • Oil & Gas Executive

IPANM is a proud associate sponsor of the 3rd Annual EnergyPlex Conference.

Who:     Non-Golfers, Spouses of Golfers, Members & Non-members invited!
What:    Five Gruet Summer White Wines, served with a special pairing of hour d’oeuvres
Where:  Hotel Chaco Gathering Room
When:   Thursday, July 25, 2019 from 2 to 4 p.m. (Alternative to  IPANM Golf Tournament)
Why:     You know the name, but do you know the taste? New Mexico’s premier vintner!

Dear Members,

IPANM is upping its game when it comes to Annual Meeting events.  We are pleased to unveil IPANM’s 2019 Annual Meeting Special Event: Afternoon Wine Tasting!

Join us for 5 courses of Gruet summer white wines served along with a special paring of hors d’oeuvres. A specialist from Gruet Winery will be on site to serve the most delectable wines of the season. Perfect for a summer afternoon in New Mexico!

For $50, you can take in a range of samples and pairings including Fuji Apple and Chevre Tarts paired with Gruet Brut along with several other equally delicious courses!

Sign up today! Members and Non-members Welcome! Annual Meeting Attendees or Non Attendees Welcome!

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 Lujan Grisham’s executive order on climate change.

New Mexico State Agencies Begin Stakeholder Process For New Methane Rule

 

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 Allottees Defend Mineral Rights Near Chaco Canyon

 

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 made ‘Addressing Operator Needs in 2019’ our theme for this year’s gathering.

We plan to offer substantive information and relevant conversations on our issues. Our Keynote Speakers will offer insight into the importance of Oil & Gas communication and new media. We will have experts who will discuss oil & gas market trends, the important roles of various industry trade associations, new approaches to produced water, and a deep dive into what’s on the horizon with a new methane rule. We will also hear directly from our regulators, including federal policymakers, key state legislators, the state land commissioner and the state’s energy and environment secretaries. In short, this year’s Annual Meeting will offer high-value for our attendees. But, there’s more…

Our Annual Meeting wouldn’t be complete without great events and networking opportunities. Our happy hours and receptions will be top-notch thanks to many generous sponsors who are already on-board. Likewise, I am very excited about some new, fun aspects that have been added to our Annual Golf Tournament. We are also planning a Wine Tasting for non-golfers (and, we’re looking for a sponsor for this fun event!)

So, the countdown is on for our 41st Annual Meeting. Now, we simply encourage our members to register, and to encourage non-members to check us out at our best. Likewise, please help us continue to bring more sponsors to our event. Thank you to all those who have already added their name to our sponsor wall.

So, enjoy this edition of the Independent. It’s packed with Annual Meeting information! Read our important member updates. Listen to our Executive Director’s excitement about the meeting on a recent podcast. And, join me to witness the year-long planning efforts come together for what will be very successful event.

Regards,

John
John Thomas, IPANM President

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 from large independents to small independents to small private companies, accounting for approximately 2,200 total companies operating in the Unites States.

IPAA Final Report: Economic Contributions of Independents

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 forward for the industry, and for New Mexico as a whole, possibly generating more than 40 billion gallons of new water resources annually for the state.

Opening the Floodgates for Produced Water

 

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 ownership the past two years due to acquisitions and new players moving into the area.

One of the conference highlights featured this video, narrated by IPANM Past President T. Greg Merrion of Merrion Oil & Gas.  Our thanks to T. Greg for putting together a touching tribute to the spirit of the independent producers from Northwest New Mexico that pioneered an historic basin and help build the Four Corners community!