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Vertical oil wells in Oklahoma are still mainstay of production in conventional fields despite the meteoric rise in the use of horizontal wells.

The roots as to when was fracking first used can be traced back to the Civil War and to Colonel Edward A.L. Roberts and his exploding torpedo.

Could microwave fracking technology be the latest next big thing since the onset of hydraulic fracturing or perhaps even replace fracking for oil extraction?

We are excited to announce that Aresco’s Oil & Gas Current Events Blog is now featured in the top 60 Oil and Gas Blogs on FeedSpot.com!

According to Marco Dunand, the chief executive of trading house Mercuria, US oil exports could hit 2.2 million barrels per day in the coming weeks.

Fiber optic pipeline leak detection systems are not new, but are growing in popularity in the oil and gas industry as well as with environmentalists.

Oil producing areas in Texas affected by Hurricane Harvey are bouncing back quickly & are meeting global oil demand showing what it means to be #TexasStrong.

If the US becomes a net exporter of oil by 2023, as predicted by S&P Global Platts, it could possibly change the landscape of the global oil industry.

Permian Basin crude oil is feeding the global hunger for West Texas Intermediate WTI which means good news for the economies of Houston & Corpus Christi.

US shale production is on a record-setting pace, but is that good for oil investors or are domestic producers playing right into the hands of OPEC?