Proposition 112, the proposal for 2,500-foot setbacks went down to defeat at the polls, much to the relief of many in the oil and gas industry. That doesn’t mean there will not be further activity on this issue next year but for now, planning and development for managing oil and gas activity in 2019 is underway within the Piceance Basin. What is the current level of activity? Will it continue at the same pace in the coming months? Will it grow? Find out at our last energy briefing of 2018, Wednesday, December 12th 12:00 PM at the DoubleTree Hotel.
Producers active in our area will share their perspectives in what has become one of our most popular briefing topics over the years. You won’t want to miss it so sign up today online at www.gjchamber.org or by calling the office, 970-242-3214.
The 2018 Energy Briefings are presented by Shear, Inc., HRL Compliance Solutions, and sponsored in part by Munro Supply, Inc.