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Phoenix Capital Group Spreads Wings in Dallas: New Office, More Opportunities
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July 18, 2023
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Phoenix Capital Group, a leading enterprise in oil and gas mineral rights acquisition, has announced the opening of a new office in Dallas, Texas, to enhance its services, operations, and tap into the local talent pool and robust economy.
Chesapeake Energy's operations in the Marcellus Shale have been reverified by two third-party certifiers, MiQ and Equitable Origin, for responsibly sourced gas, indicating the company's commitment to reducing methane emissions and promoting sustainable practices in natural gas production.
Reader Question of the Day
How does the oil industry handle disaster preparedness and management, especially in hurricane-prone regions?
The oil industry invests significant resources in disaster preparedness and management, particularly in regions prone to natural disasters such as hurricanes. Companies take steps to ensure the safety of their workers, protect their facilities, minimize the environmental impact, and ensure a quick return to operational status after the event. Here's how:
Risk Assessment
Emergency Response Plans
Worker Safety
Infrastructure Design
Shut-down Procedures
Coordination with Authorities
Post-Disaster Recovery
While these measures can significantly mitigate the impacts of hurricanes and other disasters, they can't eliminate all risks, especially with increasingly severe weather events due to climate change. This reality continues to drive innovations in design, procedures, and policies for disaster preparedness and management in the oil industry.
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