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Feels like this is the biggest news of the week. 😉 😄 The Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 looks promising. “At a time of persistent inflation, it’s long past time to fix our nation’s broken permitting system and unlock the domestic resources needed to meet rising demand for affordable, reliable energy. This legislation not only takes tangible steps toward a more transparent, consistent and timely permitting process, but also ends the administration’s misguided LNG export permit pause, strengthening American energy leadership while helping to reduce emissions worldwide. We applaud Senators Manchin and Barrasso for renewing bipartisan efforts to build the infrastructure needed for today and the future, and we call on Congress to take up this urgent priority.” ~Amanda Eversole, API Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer #EnergyPermittingReform https://lnkd.in/gcsypRAs

Find out why Camalo Energy Resources is loved by land departments and trusted by energy leaders. “Gabe and the team at Camalo Energy are dependable and top-notch. We have utilized the full range of their services, from GIS mapping to title abstracts and complex acquisition due diligence. When I engage Camalo Energy on a project, I am confident in their ability to deliver a high-quality product within the agreed-upon deadlines.” ~ Taylor Thoreson #LandServices #EnergyIndustry #EnergyProjects #WeCloseDeals

Happy 4th of July from the team at Camalo. Today we celebrate our independence and honor those who fought to defend it.

Acquiring ROW and easements is crucial for the success of infrastructure projects. Our team ensures a smooth and efficient process, minimizing delays and legal complications. 🚜🏞️ #ROWEasement #LandAcquisition #Infrastructure #Utilities #EnergyProjects

🎙️Energy News: “It’s a whole lot easier, and a whole lot safer, to try to find ways to decarbonize fossil fuels than it is to move away from them.” – Danny Rice in today’s WSJ. Rice’s newest venture, NET Power, aims to “clean up gas-fired power generation” and “offers utility companies an affordable way to make the grid carbon-free.” The technology uses the CO2 produced at gas-fired power plants to generate electricity. With the increased power demand from data centers and other industries, we’ll need additional gas generation coupled with renewable energy. If NET Power’s technology can capture the CO2 emissions from burning gas to produce electricity in a cost-effective way, energy demand could be met and the grid would become greener faster. The process involves burning natural gas along with oxygen to create heat. A mixture of CO2 and water spins the turbine to create power. The CO2 that is not used in the system is then sequestered underground. (See link in comments) The key challenges will be scalability, price, and securing land for sequestration. Permitting and grid connectivity may also prove challenging. #EnergyInnovation #LandManagement #NaturalGas https://lnkd.in/gVZJdyE4 

🎙️Energy News: Interesting article in Barron's today about how recent mergers and acquisitions in the energy industry are resurrecting Rockefeller's Standard Oil. "It’s as if John D. Rockefeller is reaching out from the grave to reassemble his old Standard Oil monopoly." Nearly every recent consolidation involves companies that were part of Standard Oil before 1911 when it was broken up into 34 smaller companies. "Before he became the world’s richest man, Rockefeller was a small-time wheeler-dealer. He sold produce to the Union Army during the Civil War, then moved into crude oil, which he gambled might replace whale oil as a power source. He was right." The article is behind a paywall on Barron's but available for AppleNews subscribers. It's a fun, short read. Perfect for a Friday afternoon.

About Camalo Energy Resources, the land management team that closes deals. We work efficiently and economically to deliver results on time and on budget. Our depth of experience brings perspective. We anticipate how your project is going to evolve and how stakeholders are going to react, solving problems other land management teams won’t see coming. We are: - stable - honest - careful - resourceful - experienced - adaptable

See you this evening at the HAPL 28th Annual Louisiana Social being held at Zydeco’s Louisiana Diner from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm. This year will be a little different. Instead of a crawfish boil, we will be hosting a shrimp boil! We are excited to be back at Zydeco’s and we know that the food, drinks, and networking are going to be excellent as always! Be sure to bring your business card for a chance to win some great door prizes! Platinum: Bradley Murchison Camalo Energy Resources, LLC Gordon Arata Oliva Gibbs LLP HTR- Louisiana Liskow Paloma Natural Gas, LLC Live Oak Resource Partners Houston Energy L.P. Patton Law Firm, LLC R&O ENERGY Ottinger Hebert, L.L.C. Seabaugh & Sepulvado LLC Roca Land & R.O.W., LLC Cypress Energy Partners, LLC Jones Walker LLP C.H. Fenstermaker & Associates, LLC RROG Bowman DOXA KSA LinCo Land Services, LLC Synergy Land Group Gold: Beacon Land Management, LLC Marauder Land Resources, LLC Tri-Star Group Silver: ALLEN & KIRMSE, LTD. HPS Oil & Gas Properties, Inc. Hilcorp Energy Platte Energy Walter Oil & Gas Corporation LandView Hargrove, Smelley & Strickland, PLC Mkm Associates Ltd. RANDAZZO GIGLIO BAILEY FINCH & WOODS LLC Bronze: Castex Energy, Inc. MWE Energy Inc. Murphy Oil Corporation Dudley Land Company ReliaTerre Professional Land Services Azul Kuiper Law Firm, PLLC SunCoast Land Services, Inc. Hillco Resources, LLC GeoSouthern Energy Corporation Onebane Law Firm MAO Professional Land Services, Inc.

Land services for Oil & Gas, Solar and Wind, and Carbon Capture across the country. Make your managers happy. Make your lawyers happy, too. Partner with Camalo Energy Resources for all your land management needs. - Due Diligence - GIS Mapping - Title + Abstracting - ROW + Easement Acquisitions - Lease Acquisition #Landman #EnergyIndustry #WeCloseDeals

🎙️Energy News: Op-Ed by Michael Hecht, CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc. emphasizes Louisiana’s potential in transitioning to a low-carbon energy economy, which he argues could reverse the state's population decline and spur economic growth. “Since 2018, companies have invested $50 billion in new energy projects across our state, creating nearly 5,500 jobs with an average salary of $82,000. Combined with the more than 10,000 jobs in our pipeline, this represents a potential 20% increase in total energy employment in Louisiana.” Overall, Louisiana's strategic focus on becoming a leader in both traditional and renewable energy aligns well with global trends and could provide substantial economic, social, and environmental benefits. #EnergyIndustry #EconomicGrowth #EnergyTrends https://lnkd.in/gqgi7EQC