Rocky Mountain Oil Journal to Become a Memory

After a century of providing upstream data for the oil and gas industry, effective immediately the Rocky Mountain Oil Journal (RMOJ) will be shutting down the remaining vestige of the publication, its online website. We were hoping the RMOJ might recover from the adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the lethargic rebound of oil prices; however, it was not to be.

Even though the end of the pandemic seems to be approaching, the fossil fuels industry will be fighting for its survival against the current administration, mainstream media, and every green-related organization. With no new pipelines allowed, millions of federal acres locked up, and rising costs because of bureaucratic meddling associated with proposed tax increases, domestic exploration is currently almost non-existent. This new paradigm, which will cause many known and unknown problems, will be felt long after the current administration is gone from the political stage.

We have made many good friends while publishing the RMOJ and we are sorry that our relationship will end. We wish each and every one of our customers the best this great country has to offer.

Cody Huseby

Jerry Davis