Everyone loved our Producer’s Roundtables, so we continued them into 2022. We started discussing current legislative and tax issues along with royalty issues and more. These are key industry issues that … Read More
Successful 2022 DC Fly-In
In a continued effort to build relationships, NSWA members gathered again for the NSWA DC Fly-In from April 4-6, 2022. This year, attendees interacted with many key congressional leaders to discuss issues of importance to NSWA.
National Stripper Well Association Welcomes New Board Member – Cameron McCasland
The National Stripper Well Association (NSWA) is pleased to welcome our newest board member, Cameron McCasland, of Mack Energy Company, LLC. “NSWA has a long-standing relationship with Mack Energy and … Read More
2021 Producer’s Roundtable
Everyone loved our Producer’s Roundtables so we continued them throughout 2021. We started discussing current legislative and tax issues along with royalty issues and more. These are key industry issues that … Read More
President Has Signed Methane Rule Repeal, Next Steps On EPA Methane Regs
Chris Kearney | NSWA Vice President, Governmental Affairs On June 30, President Biden signed the Congressional Review Act (CRA) Resolution which repealed the Trump Administration’s methane “policy” rule (i.e., the … Read More
EPA Rolls Back Public Input on Guidance
Chris Kearney | NSWA Vice President, Governmental Affairs The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Wednesday that it is rescinding a Trump Administration rule that would have enabled public input … Read More
NSWA Board Virtual DC “Fly-In” Meetings
As a new Congress begins – the 117th – NSWA has once again engaged Congressional leaders on key issues of importance to members. Earlier this month, several board members participated … Read More
Payroll Protection Program Updates for the Oil & Gas Industry
Adams Brown Back in June, Congress extended the Payroll Protection Program covered period from eight weeks to 24 weeks. With this extension, many questions surrounding the loan forgiveness process remained … Read More
Now that half of Oklahoma is officially Indian land, oil industry could face new costs and environmental hurdles
Dino Grandoni | Washington Post Robert Sullivan Jr., an independent Tulsa-based oil producer who once served as Oklahoma’s energy secretary, took comfort in Hunter’s comments. “Oklahoma has been a very … Read More