Troy Schrenk, CCO, Target Hospitality, talks the planned expansion of 100 rooms at its El Capitan community located in Orla, Texas within the Permian’s Delaware Basin. This is the second expansion for this community that is directly tied to continued customer demand in the Delaware Basin, a growing hub of production, development, and capital investment.

Schrenk describes what “brotherhood” and “community” living is like in one of their housing facilities. From chefs to basketball to reduced drive times, work life balance examples are discussed in details.

In addition to the El Capitan community in Orla, Schrenk talks about some of their other locations, including 20 in Texas alone.

The interview also dives into the benefits of temporary housing in energy communities, which can have major impacts if not understood.

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Troy Schrenk, CCO, Target Hospitality, talks the planned expansion of 100 rooms at its El Capitan community located in Orla, Texas within the Permian’s Delaware Basin. This is the second expansion for this community that is directly tied to continued customer demand in the Delaware Basin, a growing hub of production, development, and capital investment.

Schrenk describes what “brotherhood” and “community” living is like in one of their housing facilities. From chefs to basketball to reduced drive times, work life balance examples are discussed in details.

In addition to the El Capitan community in Orla, Schrenk talks about some of their other locations, including 20 in Texas alone.

The interview also dives into the benefits of temporary housing in energy communities, which can have major impacts if not understood.

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Joseph JB Bendik, The Navitas Organization gives his thoughts on some of the themes coming off NAPE 2020, like the disconnection with the youth, the Shale New Deal and the frac debate.

Ray Scott, Colorado Senate District 7 opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

Jon Clark, Clark Energy Consulting gives an update on lateral drills and how many miles they are these days.

Bailey Midkiff and Jake Milne, William Insulation Company, comment on the Rolling Stone article on radioactive wastewater pointing the finger towards oil and gas.

Music by Moody River Band

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review every Friday.

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Joseph JB Bendik, The Navitas Organization gives his thoughts on some of the themes coming off NAPE 2020, like the disconnection with the youth, the Shale New Deal and the frac debate.

Ray Scott, Colorado Senate District 7 opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

Jon Clark, Clark Energy Consulting gives an update on lateral drills and how many miles they are these days.

Bailey Midkiff and Jake Milne, William Insulation Company, comment on the Rolling Stone article on radioactive wastewater pointing the finger towards oil and gas.

Music by Moody River Band

The Crude Life Podcast can be heard every Monday through Thursday with a Week in Review every Friday.

Spread the word. Support the industry. Share the energy.

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February 13, 2020

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Ray Scott, Senate District 7 Mesa County, responds to an article that appeared in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on the status of the industry.

Scott explains how schools and other social programs are very reliant on oil and gas tax revenue. Scott added that the state has population disparity issues and that the east was primarily oil and the west is gas.

The interview continues diving into how extracting the resource or locating it isn’t the issue in the marketplace, rather legislation is.

Scott opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

Terry Etam, Energy Writer and Expert, reacts to CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer’s claim that the oil and gas industry is the new tobacco industry.

Headlines:  

Air Quality Is Improving Every Day, So Breathe A Little Easier, Please!

Breathe a Little Easier is part of our ongoing effort to explain the role that energy has played in improving human living standards over the past two centuries. This project examines trends in air quality in the U.S. in order to push back at the doom-and-gloom narratives that dominate so much of our thinking about energy and the environment today.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, between 1970 and 2017, U.S. gross domestic product increased 262 percent, vehicle miles traveled increased 189 percent, energy consumption increased 59 percent, and U.S. population increased by 44 percent. During the same time period, total emissions of the six principal air pollutants dropped by 73 percent.

Acadiana job outlook evolving as oil and gas establishes ‘new normal’

If you think 2020 might be a banner year for Lafayette area jobs, temper your enthusiasm. That may be up for debate.

Loren C. Scott, professor emeritus in economics at LSU, forecast in a September presentation in Lafayette that the metro area — Acadia, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Martin and Vermilion parishes — might prosper in the short term with 3,200 new jobs in 2020 and 4,000 new jobs in 2021. He said an improved rig count in the Gulf of Mexico, coupled with “solid performances” by seven big local companies, would keep the area on the plus side for Louisiana jobs. One of those companies, Waitr, has since experienced a rocky several months.

Here’s precisely how long it takes to make a woman orgasm

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February 13, 2020

Guests/Topics:   

Ray Scott, Senate District 7 Mesa County, responds to an article that appeared in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on the status of the industry.

Scott explains how schools and other social programs are very reliant on oil and gas tax revenue. Scott added that the state has population disparity issues and that the east was primarily oil and the west is gas.

The interview continues diving into how extracting the resource or locating it isn’t the issue in the marketplace, rather legislation is.

Scott opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

Terry Etam, Energy Writer and Expert, reacts to CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer’s claim that the oil and gas industry is the new tobacco industry.

Headlines:  

Air Quality Is Improving Every Day, So Breathe A Little Easier, Please!

Breathe a Little Easier is part of our ongoing effort to explain the role that energy has played in improving human living standards over the past two centuries. This project examines trends in air quality in the U.S. in order to push back at the doom-and-gloom narratives that dominate so much of our thinking about energy and the environment today.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, between 1970 and 2017, U.S. gross domestic product increased 262 percent, vehicle miles traveled increased 189 percent, energy consumption increased 59 percent, and U.S. population increased by 44 percent. During the same time period, total emissions of the six principal air pollutants dropped by 73 percent.

Acadiana job outlook evolving as oil and gas establishes ‘new normal’

If you think 2020 might be a banner year for Lafayette area jobs, temper your enthusiasm. That may be up for debate.

Loren C. Scott, professor emeritus in economics at LSU, forecast in a September presentation in Lafayette that the metro area — Acadia, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Martin and Vermilion parishes — might prosper in the short term with 3,200 new jobs in 2020 and 4,000 new jobs in 2021. He said an improved rig count in the Gulf of Mexico, coupled with “solid performances” by seven big local companies, would keep the area on the plus side for Louisiana jobs. One of those companies, Waitr, has since experienced a rocky several months.

Here’s precisely how long it takes to make a woman orgasm

Start the timer!

A new study has revealed exactly how long it takes the average straight woman to reach orgasm. The magic number? 13.46 minutes.

Sponsor:    Absolute Energy Field Products & Services 

Absolute Energy Field Products & Services is an Engineering, Design and Manufacturer of Oil & Gas Produc...

Ryan Alder, AE Partners, gives a brief history of his recruitment company and how many shale plays they are currently doing business in. Alder gives an update on the Bakken and cites Colorado as a play that is slowing down.

Retirement and The Big Crew Shift is discussed in detail. Alder said he is seeing more companies allocating money towards research and development sectors as well as engineers.

Alder said welders, pipeliners, process engineers and flowback veterans are in demand right now.

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Ryan Alder, AE Partners, gives a brief history of his recruitment company and how many shale plays they are currently doing business in. Alder gives an update on the Bakken and cites Colorado as a play that is slowing down.

Retirement and The Big Crew Shift is discussed in detail. Alder said he is seeing more companies allocating money towards research and development sectors as well as engineers.

Alder said welders, pipeliners, process engineers and flowback veterans are in demand right now.

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Ray Scott, Senate District 7 Mesa County, responds to an article that appeared in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on the status of the industry.

Scott explains how schools and other social programs are very reliant on oil and gas tax revenue. Scott added that the state has population disparity issues and that the east was primarily oil and the west is gas.

The interview continues diving into how extracting the resource or locating it isn’t the issue in the marketplace, rather legislation is.

Scott opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

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Ray Scott, Senate District 7 Mesa County, responds to an article that appeared in the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel on the status of the industry.

Scott explains how schools and other social programs are very reliant on oil and gas tax revenue. Scott added that the state has population disparity issues and that the east was primarily oil and the west is gas.

The interview continues diving into how extracting the resource or locating it isn’t the issue in the marketplace, rather legislation is.

Scott opines on the environmental issues in the state as well as the root of the activism. Other topics include local control working against the locals, using children in political activism and how to get active and support your local community leaders.

Spread the word. Support the industry. Share the energy.

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