Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

Lubbock-based SIMFLO announced Dec. 2 they have added industry-changing, first-of-its-kind innovative technology to their new Engineered Products Facility. https://ow.ly/ML4O50Uxnwc

The Texas Legislature meets in a regular session every two years, convening on the second Tuesday in January of every odd-numbered year in Austin. The New Mexico Legislature convenes in Santa Fe on the third Tuesday in January of each year. https://ow.ly/JyJx50Uxm6I

New Issue! Read the January Issue of PBOG online today! https://ow.ly/wi9U50UwWMO

NCES recently published a report examining the politicization of LNG exports and recommending three pathways to ensure the United States maintains, the economic and geopolitical benefits from its dominant position in the global LNG market. https://ow.ly/l92550Ugmmf

What it takes from the rock, the oil industry gives back to the community. https://ow.ly/q61T50UgoEX

U.S. Census Bureau said last week Texas’ population surpassed 31 million people. https://ow.ly/zmUk50UxmFH

Affiliates of Austin-based Brigham Exploration said last week they acquired non-operated assets in west Texas and southeast New Mexico from Great Western Drilling. https://ow.ly/jcYb50UxmEW

Rig counts in Permian Basin and U.S. were unchanged for the past week in the Dec. 20 report from Baker Hughes. https://ow.ly/WZc450UxmCf

The journal entries below are excerpted from recent installments of James Wicklund's “Things I Learned...” newsletter. https://ow.ly/ep5i50Ugprx

Up in Smoke This tank farm fire happened outside Midland, Texas, nearly a century ago. To be exact, on May 17, 1928. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PETROLEUM MUSEUM.