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Industry Speaks

When Our Industry Speaks … People Listen


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When Our Industry Speaks … People Listen

by Richard R. Loomis

When you think about the way the energy industry is depicted on television, what images come to mind? The latest “Pain at the Pump” story from the morning news shows? A man-on-the-street interview with yet another fed-up motorist venting about the greedy oil companies? Reruns of Dallas, featuring J. R. Ewing? The stock market report on the latest escapades of the price of crude oil?

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