Publications | The Perryman Group
What do the latest rig count numbers show?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on March 24, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses the latest rig count numbers.

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What are some of the impacts of the Iran conflict?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on March 23, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses some of the impacts associated with the Iran conflict.

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How much did the Texas oil and gas industry contribute to the state last year?
Radio Spot Broadcast via Texas State Networks on January 15, 2026

Dr. Perryman discusses the importance of the Texas oil and gas industry to the state.

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Iran
Column Published in syndication March 04, 2026

The ongoing military action in Iran involves myriad complex issues, with economic, political, social, and other costs and risks that bear careful watching. It is much too early to know or appreciate the full panoply, but some initial thoughts are in order. Let's look briefly at energy markets.

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Venezuela
Column Published in syndication February 11, 2026

Despite a wealth of natural resources, Venezuela has been facing prolonged upheaval, punctuated by hyperinflation, corruption, and a resultant humanitarian crisis. Recent developments, including the US removal of Nicolas Maduro, offer hope for meaningful improvement, though the situation is still evolving. Given the country's vast oil reserves, the changing dynamics have also naturally raised questions related to the implications for global energy markets.

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Slowing the Flow
Column Published in syndication January 28, 2026

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently released projections indicating little or no growth in US oil production for 2026. While still near 2025's record level of 13.6 million barrels per day (b/d), it's a notable shift from the expansionary pattern of the past few years. For 2027, a slight decrease is expected. The Permian Basin, Alaska, and offshore production in the Gulf may increase slightly, but these gains are projected to be offset by decreases in other areas.

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