Archive for January, 2010
State’s Energy Sector Appears to be Stabilizing
While the 100 net jobs gain in the industry is modest, any increase at all is good news for Wyoming’s energy industry. Employment in the sector collapsed over the last year from its level of more than 20,000 workers in late 2008. It may be a tentative sign of things leveling off, said a state employment analyst.
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Salazar Set to Unveil Oil and Gas Leasing Reforms
The administration is set to reveal new federal leasing practices it hopes will increase confidence in the system. “We are not just about the business of letting the oil and gas industry run the Department of Interior,” Secretary Salazar said in the New Year’s Eve interview.
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I am in favor of wyoming keeping its lead in energy production,this project will help us do that ,and at ...
Hello i would like to compile a list of the different oil companies and what country they are from lets ...
Streamlining the permitting process is a good step. However, there are still significant market-related barriers that may be greater than ...
Does Hemi Energy still own any of the Natrona leases? 
Here is a suggestion to those wondering if they should wait or sign a lease. Nobody knows if this will ...
We are in the Veteran,Wy. area and have been offered $450 per acre.
We haven't signed any lease yet...still thinking on ...
Does anyone know what the typical surface use and damage agreement is paying for the newly drilled oil wells? ...
i have been offered 275 an acre plus 1/6 on 480 in platte co wy, this is a partial intrest, ...