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The Problem with Duplicate Fracing Regulations

American Petroleum Institute‘s Chief Economist John Felmy has warned policymakers that unnecessary duplicate regulations could obstruct the development of unconventional oil and gas plays in the US. He pointed out at a news conference in Washington, DC that these plays have already created jobs and helped improve economic conditions in…

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Sanchez to Accelerate Oil & Gas Drilling in Eagle Ford Shale, Texas

Sanchez Energy Corporation, a fast growing independent oil and gas company based in Houston, Texas, announced recently that it will accelerate its 2012-2013 drilling in the Eagle Ford shale play. This shale play covers 11 million acres from the Mexican border in South Texas to East Texas near Louisiana and…

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Eminent Domain, Texas Pipelines and Texas Landowners’ Rights: Update on the Denbury Case

The Denbury case was one of the most important developments in Texas oil and gas law in the past year, and this blog reviewed the March, 2012 Texas Supreme Court ruling here. In summary, the Denbury case involves a landowner who objected to a private energy company’s use of the…

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