GreaseBook Quarterly Roundup🤠📲 – Q2 2022
We’re halfway through the year and thank you for the opportunity to keep your operations running smoothly and efficiently! Each month, Greasebook pushes new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features we pushed Q2 2022 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊♀️ Pumper […]
Greasebook Quarterly Roundup – Q1 2022
Everyone here at Greasebook wishes you continued prosperity in 2022 and want you to know we’re very grateful for the opportunity to serve you 🤝 Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app […]
GreaseBook Quarterly Roundup 🤠📲 – Q3 2021
Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app Q3 2021 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊♀️ GPS Well Locations & Performance Want to take a look at where all your […]
How did I get here?
“How did I get here?” I stood onstage at the Hard Rock in downtown Houston, in front of an auditorium full of top executives from the largest oil & gas producers in the world. . .. You name it: Shell, Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobile – they were all in attendance. It was May 23, 2014, and the […]
Greasebook Quarterly Roundup – Q2 2021
Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a Quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app Q2 2021 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊♀️ Welcome to Greasebook Whether you’re a long-time user or new to Greasebook, you might have […]
GreaseBook Quarterly Round Up
Each month, Greasebook is pushing new updates to the platform. That said, here is a quarterly round-up of some of the more notable features that were pushed to the app Q1 2021 – without further adieu, let’s dive in! 🏊♀️ PHDWin Integration Engineers should be focused on things like oil & gas production – NOT […]
This Week in Oil and Gas History: July 3 – July 9
July 4th, 1906 – Louisiana Conservation Act Enacted As Louisiana joined many oil and gas producing states, a new law was passed to help reduce waste and to protect natural gas fields. This law enforced penalties for damaging pipelines, failing to cap wells and wasting natural gas by burning it. The idea for the new […]
This Week in Oil and Gas History: January 23 – January 29
January 23, 1895 – Oil Exchanges Closed By Standard Oil Price Fixing The downtown commercial historic district was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1997. Standard Oil had an incredible amount of power in the early years of oil production in the United States, controlling nearly ¾ of the producing and refining […]
This Week in Oil and Gas History: January 16 – January 22
January 18, 1919 – Church Refuses Permission To Drill In Cemetery The East Texas Oil Field is the second largest in the lower 48 states and has produced the most oil since its discovery. World War I had created a huge demand for oil and gas, and even when the war ended, the demand continued […]