Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
About
Representing more than 3,300 decision-makers in 418 cities and 38 states, the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers was created in 2000 when the North Texas Oil & Gas Association and the West Central Texas Oil & Gas Association—two of the oldest oil and gas associations in America—merged together.
The Texas Alliance of Energy Producers is now the largest state oil and gas association in the nation.
TAEP's purpose is to further the interests of the oil and gas industry by taking an active interest in matters of local, State and National significance to the domestic oil and gas industry; to advance the standards of the industry; to promote sound risk management techniques and practices; to foster confidence and goodwill between employers and employees and with the general public; and to collect and disseminate information of value.
Editor's note: Updated Aug. 2, 2019.
Headquarters Address
705 8th Street, Suite 920
Wichita Falls, TX 76301
United States
Website
www.texasalliance.orgNews
Ingham Named President of Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
Karr Ingham served as interim president of the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers for nine months prior to assuming the full leadership position.
Data Gumbo to Deliver Blockchain-Powered Smart Contracts with Texas Alliance of Energy Producers
Data Gumbo, the trusted industrial blockchain network, on Oct. 7 said it has partnered with the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers, the largest statewide association in the country serving independent energy producers.
Texas Alliance of Energy Producers Names Jason Modglin as President
Boosting its advocacy powers during these historic times, the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers has named Jason Modglin as its new president, the company said on June 2.
Oil Pipeline, Producer Standoff Prompts New Call for Texas Shale Curbs
Texas Railroad Commission, the state's energy regulator, will weigh a mandated cut at its next scheduled meeting, said Ryan Sitton, the commissioner who first floated 10% cuts two weeks ago.
Texas Upstream Oil Industry Hits The Brakes
Despite production growth driven by the Permian Basin, a petroleum economist says the upstream sector in Texas is undergoing a mild state of contraction.