Articles by Jeremy Verdusco

Drilling, like all professions, has pros and cons.

Drillers have a special talent for grabbing what’s on hand and innovating to get the job done. Such is the case with Hefty Drilling in Anchorage, Alaska.

We spend a lot of time in this space doling out advice on how contractors can do their jobs better. Now I want to flip the script and hear from readers: What advice do you have for us?

Just after the National Ground Water Association’s Groundwater Week 2019 event in Las Vegas, Astec Industries Inc. announced plans to sell Enid, Oklahoma-based Gefco Inc.

Contractors who expect and plan for the unexpected — who plan from day one for extended periods of business hardship — are the ones who make it past that critical five-year mark.

Small companies can use any one of these three scenarios to fuel growth, or any combination of the three.

EPA's proposed rules, if they become policy, would no longer require gas drillers, producers and transporters to maintain methane emissions control systems.

I read an update recently to a story we wrote about in summer 2016.

Smartphones qualify as this generation’s pocketknife — except pocketknives have a set number of tools, and the tools a smartphone has are limited only by our imagination.

Earlier this year, we got to talk with Russell C. "RC" Crawford, who patented a new method of drilling reverse flow.