PYR Energy monitors several websites for information concerning the energy industry and more specifically, those related to Rocky Mountains, Texas and Gulf Coast exploration and production issues. The company provides these sites as a courtesy to interested parties.

PYR Energy does not endorse the following industry-related web sites nor the information contained therein. It provides them only as information for interested parties.


Oil and Gas Industry Links...

  • The Baker Hughes Rig Count (www.bakerhughes.com/bakerhughes/mb3.htm) provides a weekly update on US and worldwide rig drilling activity.
  • The American Petroleum Institute (www.api.org) is a major trade association representing the US petroleum industry. The API issues a closely watched Weekly Statistical Bulletin (www.api.org/statistics/) every Tuesday that focuses on US petroleum product inventories, imports and refinery activity.
  • The Energy Information Agency (EIA) (www.eia.doe.gov) is a statistical agency in the US Department of Energy that develops and disseminates a wide array of energy data, analyses, and forecasts.
  • The EIA's Natural Gas Data Publications include the Natural Gas Weekly Market Update, which analyzes current natural gas price, supply and storage data, and the Natural Gas Monthly, which reports US gas production, supply, consumption, storage and other data (all found at www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/natural_gas/nat_frame.html).
  • The EIA's Petroleum Data Publications (www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroelum/pet_frame.html) include weekly US product (crude oil, distillate, gasoline, etc) inventory, refinery, and price data, which is released every Wednesday by the DOE.
  • The Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) (www.iea.org) issues a comprehensive monthly report on supply, demand, and stocks of world oil in its Oil Market Report (www.iea.org/pubs/omr/), which is closely watched by the energy investment community.
  • The American Gas Association (www.aga.org/) represents the US natural gas utility industry and provides services to a variety of midstream and downstream energy companies. The AGA publishes a widely followed weekly survey of US natural gas storage.
  • Weather substantially influences hydrocarbon demand and oil and gas prices. A division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the US National Weather Service (NWS) (www.nws.noaa.gov/) offers relevant forecasts, meterological data and analyses.
  • The National Hurricane Center (www.nhc.noaa.gov/), which tracks tropical weather, and the Climate Prediction Center (www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/), which tracks historical and forecasts future US temperature trends (www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov.data/), are important NWS centers monitored by the energy industry.
  • Bloomberg Energy News provides up-to-date stories important to the industry (www.quote.bloomberg.com/news2.cqi?T=energy_topnews.ht&f=ft_etop or more generally, at (www.bloomberg.com/energy/).
  • The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (www.aapg.org/), the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (www.seg.org/), and the Society of Petroleum Engineers (www.spe.org/) are significant national organizations for geotechnical personnel.
  • The Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) represents 8,000 independent oil and natural gas producers in the US (www.ipaa.org/). The IPAA also provides detailed industry statistics (www.ipaa.org/departments/information_services/data/data.htm).
  • Delayed quotes on NYMEX crude oil and natural gas prices are available at www.exchanges.quotewatch.com/exchanges/nymex.html.
  • The Colorado Oil & Gas Association (www.coga.org) founded in 1984, the Colorado Oil & Gas Association’s (COGA) mission is to "foster and promote the beneficial, efficient, responsible and environmentally-sound development, production and use of Colorado oil and natural gas." COGA is a nationally-recognized trade association that proactively addresses Colorado and Rocky Mountain oil and natural gas market, supply and transportation issues through its diverse membership of producers, gatherers and processors, pipelines, refiners and utilities.
  • The Independent Petroleum Association of Member States (www.ipams.org) is an organization of independent men, women, and companies united in a common cause to more efficiently explore, develop, and produce oil and gas using environmentally-sound methods on Fee, State, Federal, and Indian lands located in a thirteen state region of the Intermountain West. IPAMS is dedicated to representing, informing, educating and assisting its members, the public, and regulatory agencies on all issues affecting the oil and gas industry at a local, state and federal level."
  • The Montana Association of Oil, Gas & Coal Counties Inc. (http://www.montanaenergy.org)

PYR Energy does not endorse these industry-related web sites nor the information contained therein. It provides them only as information for interested parties.