MRP 236: Mineral Rights News March 2024

In this month’s Mineral Rights news episode, we discuss the record setting Texas wildfires and how they have impacted oil & gas production and those living in the area, a proposed bill in Colorado that would phase out new oil & gas wells by 2030 (and the impact on mineral owners), and news about underground hydrogen deposits, plus the latest rig count!

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This Month’s Mineral Rights News Articles:

• Has Oil and Gas Production Been Affected by the Texas Wildfires? | Rigzone
• Colorado is set to consider a ‘fossil fuel phase-out.’ Here’s why that’s a big deal.
• Underground hydrogen deposits spur excitement in Washington

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

• MRP 171: How Long Will the Energy Transition Take?
• MRP 232: Mineral Rights News February 2024
• How Big a Part of the Colorado Economy is the Oil, Gas Industry?
• BIG PIVOTS: Where Colorado Oil & Gas Legislation Goes to Die
• Rig Count

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