About the Magazine

The “Better Business” publication of the exploration, drilling, and production industry, The American Oil & Gas Reporter is an independent industrial trade publication that also serves as the Official Publication for 30 associations of independent oil and gas producers and operators.

Official Publication

Oil and gas always has been fast-paced and dynamic, but today the business moves in real time, compressing decision-making and making information a company’s most valuable asset. As the Official Publication for 30 independent producer/operator associations, The American Oil & Gas Reporter is uniquely positioned to deliver news and analyses of regulatory and legislative issues directly from association executives and officers. With new federal policies and initiatives at state and local levels, regulatory and legislative developments can dramatically alter the operating climates underpinning oil and gas development. That is why each issue provides valuable insights into the business environment for oil and gas activity. Combining government news with views from Wall Street and technology makes The Reporter the single-source of information that U.S.-based independents rely on for intelligence spanning business, financial, and technical trends.

Networking Technology

The unconventional has become conventional and what once was impossible is now routine in oil and gas operations–whether drilling 30,000-foot HP/HT wells through salt or placing a dozen hydraulic frac stages in long-lateral horizontals. New tools and techniques are changing the game throughout the country, starting with exploration geophysics and continuing through tertiary recovery. Recognizing that success is all about technology, The Reporter’s special reports cover the entire exploration, drilling, completion and production cycle. Guest authors bring unparalleled expertise, translating the science of technology into practical knowledge that readers can apply every day. From technicians to chief executives, all levels of management turn to The American Oil & Gas Reporter to learn about “what’s going on” with technology that can help them meet their businesses objectives.