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D CEO Awards Finalists
Finalists Announced: D CEO’s 2022 Energy Awards
These 28 finalists are paving the way forward during times of change and innovation in the industry.

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Jonathan Grammer
The trial lawyer and landman shares how he sees the future of the energy sector taking shape, his passion for music, and more.
By Ben Swanger

Energy Industry
The Future of Texas Energy Is More Expensive
The state’s new regulations for the power grid combined with extreme demand amid weeks of triple digit temperatures will eventually hit your wallet.
By Matt Goodman

Energy Industry
Dallas-based Hover Is Growing the Green Energy Independence Movement
The companies microgrids capture wind and solar power and can be installed around the built environment.
By Jencie Tomasek

Business
Scott Sheffield Is Leading the Energy Transition
Pioneer Natural Resources sits atop the world’s largest basin, but Sheffield has taken his peers to task over environmental issues.
By Jennifer Warren
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D CEO Events
Scenes from D CEO’s 2021 Energy Awards
Petroleum Club event featured a Legacy Award presentation to Pioneer’s Scott Sheffield and a panel discussion on the future of the industry.
By D CEO Staff

Awards
How North Texas Businesses Can Unlock the Potential of Energy Efficiency
Barriers are getting in the way of economic gains relating to smart energy use, says SMU’s Eva Szalkai Csaky. Here are five ways to knock them down.
By D CEO

Business
The New Energy Landscape: Meet D CEO’s 2021 Energy Awards Winners
Once siloed, renewable energy and fossil fuel companies and leaders are collaborating to build a reliable and sustainable future.

Awards
Nominations Open: D CEO’s 2021 Energy Awards
Honoring excellence and innovation in oil, gas, and renewable energy, from North Texas to the Permian Basin.
By Ben Swanger

Business
After the Fatal Winter Storm, This Law Firm Wants to Hold the Utilities Accountable
Utility companies have long been protected from liability for blackouts. After February's deadly winter storm, a Dallas law firm hopes to finally hold them responsible.
By Kathy Wise