comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Oil conservation division director - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Oil and gas land sale in New Mexico will not impact pollution, feds say

The lands would target the Permian Basin, known as the U.S.’ most active oilfield spanning from southeast New Mexico to West Texas.

United statesLea countyNew mexicoEddy countyCheyenne countyChaves countyRandi spivakAdrienne sandovalJoe bidenEnergy information administrationNatural resources departmentBureau of land managementNational environmental policy act registerMexico energyOil conservation divisionUnited states today network

Resource curse to imperil New Mexico s oil-based economy, study warns

Market fluctuations in the next 15 years could result in $36 billion less in fossil fuel revenue than present state forecasts, read a recent study.

United statesLos alamosNew mexicoCorpus christiNew mexicansLarry scottChristine chandlerChris ramirezEbill fultonAdrienne sandovalBryan mcneelyNatural resources departmentTax policy committeeMexico energyOil conservation divisionUnited states today network

Oil and gas drives billions in funds for New Mexico in the next year

About $3.6 billion in added state revenue was predicted for the next fiscal year, credited largely to increased oil and gas production in New Mexico.

United statesNew mexicoAdrienne sandovalNatural resources departmentMexico energyOil conservation divisionUnited states today networkOil conservation division directorLegislative finance committeeFiscal year

Court verdict could allow future bans on New Mexico oil and gas leases

Lease sales resumed in New Mexico, with the Bureau of Land Management conducted a sale June 30, 2022 after reconducting its environmental reviews.

United statesCorpus christiNew mexicoEddy countyScott skavdahlChris ramirezKelly odonnellDeb haalandJeremy nicholsJoe bidenAdrienne sandovalMelissa hornbeingNational environmental policy actBureau of land managementEnergy programMexico energy

Oil and gas could add $10B to New Mexico economy by 2050, per report

Oil and gas contribution to New Mexico s annual gross domestic product was expected to rise from $17.2 billion to $29 billion by 2050.

United statesNew mexicoNew mexicansDemis fosterDon evansAnthony jacksonAdrienne sandovalJoe bidenMexico energyMexico stateUs energy information administrationOil conservation divisionLand grant permanent fundNatural resources departmentUnited states today networkPermian strategic partnership

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.