The Texas Energy Minute

Over the past few months I have been asked several times if I can be a conservative, a Republican, and an environmentalist. Well, what does it mean to be an environmentalist? If you ask me [...]

A couple of weeks ago OPEC’s meeting convened, as it does every six months. And as many people anticipated, OPEC agreed to continue its production cuts at one and a half million barrels a [...]

Last week President Trump sent his nominations over to the Senate to replace the two open seats on the FERC board, FERC or Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Is the federal body that regulates [...]

This is Ryan Sitton, your Texas Railroad Commissioner, with your two-minute energy update. The last couple of weeks, we got a renewed report about emissions coming from the energy industry. In [...]

This month’s energy minute focuses on the new Trump administration cabinet and what that means for energy.

This month’s energy minute focuses on two things, the beginnings of the confirmation hearings for Interior Secretary and some announcements on future alternative energy investment.

This election and the subsequent cabinet picks could have a huge impact on the energy industry. I am very excited to see these picks come in.

This month’s Energy Minute is about the presidential election and it’s impact on the energy industry.

This month’s Energy Minute is about the evidence pointing to stabilization of oil prices and the re-emergence of a robust energy market.

This month’s Energy Minute is about the acreage price of mineral rights and what their pricing means for the future of oil production in Texas.