Many Americans see conventional energy as the enemy of renewable energy, and believe progress for one must mean failure for the other. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Big problems require big solutions, and the conventional Oil & Gas companies of today are uniquely positioned to lead the planet to the future we all desire.

Yesterday President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, paving the way for major investment and with it, lots of implications for the US energy landscape over the next decade.

Kristi Blaser’s lifelong connection with the skilled trades runs deep. Learn why she wishes she’d traded her desk job for steel-toed boots sooner.

The new law will lead to increased solar manufacturing and demand, propelling the US into a global renewable energy player, alongside labor provisions that will shape the next generation of the solar workforce.

Energy has never been a more pressing issue than it is today. The energy crisis — vulnerable markets, rising prices, fuel shortages, a supply chain in disarray — is real. And there's a solution that is ripe for the taking.

The world is at an inflection point, and so are we. We are hard at work on our next chapter, helping the biggest players in energy work faster and more efficiently for their shareholders, and for our global energy future.