MRP 246: Listener Questions – June 2024
In this episode we answer listener questions submitted by Heidi, Greg, Sarah, Nikki, Eric, and a listener who wishes to remain anonymous. This episode was filled with a wide variety…
MRP 245: The Role of Oil & Gas in Our Energy Future
In this episode we take a deep dive into the future of energy and why the world is going to need more affordable, reliable energy like oil & gas in…
MRP 244: Listener Questions May 2024
In this episode we answer listener questions submitted by Tom, Anita, Ronnie, Karen, and Raegan. This episode was filled with a wide variety of questions from tips for locating missing…
MRP 243: Mineral Rights News May 2024
In this month’s Mineral Rights News episode, we give an update on the refilling of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the BLM withdraws 220,000 acres of federal land from future…
MRP 242: Can a Shut-in or Plugged Well be Reopened?
You may see that one or more of the wells on your property is listed as "shut-in" or "plugged and abandoned" on the state oil & gas commission website and…
MRP 241: April 2024 Listener Questions
In this episode we answer listener questions submitted by Tyler, Margaret Ann, Nate, Gene, Robert, Anna, and Allen. This one was interesting because we talked about some new topics like:…
MRP 240: How to Find Oil & Gas Info for Wyoming
In this episode we show you how to find oil & gas info using the Wyoming Oil & Gas Conservation Commission website. As before, we walk step-by-step how to find…
MRP 239: Mineral Rights News April 2024
In this month's Mineral Rights News episode, we discuss how the Osage Nation forced a company to remove a wind farm in Oklahoma, how Saudi Aramco CEO keeps it real…
MRP 238: How to Find Oil and Gas Info for North Dakota
In this episode we show you how to find oil & gas info using the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources - Oil & Gas Division website. As before, we…
MRP 237: How Regulatory Takings Can Threaten Mineral Rights
The interpretation and application of the regulatory takings principle have evolved over time, but the fact remains: the government cannot take private property for public use without providing just compensation…
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