In 1958, Cabot completed its first underground storage pool or depleted gas reservoir. This is done by reversing the flow of natural gas back into a well while restoring it to its original internal pressure. In doing so, the newly-repurposed wells able to store the same amount of natural gas…
In today’s world, smartphones, tablets, and iPads make life easier. People who are interested in learning about the goings on in the oil and gas world will find these exceedingly useful. Below we’ve listed some of useful oil and gas apps with at least a four-star rating. This free calculator…
In the past, we have written about the increasing popularity and benefits of using compressed natural gas (CNG) in cars and motor vehicles. The low cost of CNG when compared to other types of fuel in addition to the readily-available supply make it a quickly growing energy source. Today we’re going to…
Whether you are a high school student who is thinking ahead about what to study in college, an established career person who wants to try out a new, rapidly-expanding industry, or just someone who’s seeking a career change, you should consider entry into the natural gas industry. In today’s world,…
The Energy Information Agency (EIA) released a Today in Energy piece on October 21, 2014, detailing how everyone is benefiting from domestic energy development whether they realize it or not. According to the EIA, latest disposable income data predictions estimate that consumer energy expenditures will only be 5% of disposable…
A while back we did a Laughable Lingo post that that defined some of the more elusive oil and gas lingo that industry experts throw around. Surprisingly enough the list of words I didn’t understand is long enough to make tow whole posts. As the child of two native Pittsburghers…