The Young Professionals at The Petroleum Club

03/10/2020

Join TYP the 2nd Thursday of each month starting March 12th for a fun Trivia Night! No fee to attend.

10/30/2018

Reminder- TYP Regulatory Panel 2018 Tickets Now Available! -

09/19/2018

For those of you interested in attending the AQMD Refinery meeting on Sept. 22nd, here are the details.

09/17/2018

What will tomorrow's oilfield look like? Exxon Mobil's CEO, Darren Woods, discusses a Carbon Tax and fuel from algae.

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08/30/2018

08/30/2018

TYP had the pleasure of touring the Hellman Lease. This was an impressive, informative tour. Check out that super clean tank farm!

08/07/2018

Join TYP for a tour of Andeavor Refinery to see how produced oil makes everything we use.

Tour of Andeavor Refinery - Join TYP as we tour Andeavor Refinery (Max 20 people). We visited a production field the month before and now we will see what happens with the produced oil. We will also discuss similarities between the two sides of the industries. From engineering challenges, to regulat...

06/27/2018

Energy production is a collaborative effort and WSPA highlights that well in this article.

We are at a tipping point in how we produce, distribute, consume and benefit from energy. And while we know …

04/19/2018

If you enjoy reading up on California's energy production and the people behind it, here is a good monthly newsletter you can subscribe to.

04/16/2018

Here is an Infographic that raises valid points about the real costs of energy and the need for a balanced energy plan.

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04/10/2018

Here is an interesting point of view about the need for sustained and dependable oil production.

Investors are pushing international oil companies to focus on short-term profit, so they are cutting costs and neglecting exploitation and development. The result could be a long-term oil shortage.

04/05/2018

California's challenging energy environment is often attributed to politics rather than economics. Here is an interesting recent article on that topic.

The collapse of California's oil industry stands in stark contrast to the U.S. industry overall, which has been soaring to heights not seen in 50 years thanks to the shale revolution.