Here are the industry experts, community leaders and special guests for The Crude Life Week In Review Episode 533:
INDUSTRY EXPERT: Dr. Loren Scott explains why Interstate Pipelines will be problematic in 2024 and the Haynesville will be rocking.
ENERGY UPDATE: Joe Sinnot, CEO, Witting Partners, breaks down the ExxonMobil Pioneer deal, comparing it to the multi-billion dollar EQT Rice deal Sinnott was a part of.
ETHICAL ENERGY: Ronald Stein challenges Green Eco Energy and their humanitarian principles, values and special interests.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Larry Richards, president, PBIOS, gives the details for the Permian Basin International Oil Show happening in Odessa, Texas.
BROADCAST YOUR PODCAST: The Unicorn Lawyer Sarah Stogner explains why she is running for Texas Railroad Commissioner under the Texas Forward Party and not as a Republican.
Plus The Carbon Conference 2024 in Las Vegas and much much more!
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The Crude Life Week In Review Ep. 533: Pipeline Problems, Haynesville Happening, Green Ethics Challenged and Oilfield Heart Attacks