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EnergyWindow is a Boulder, CO-based company in the Energy & Utilities sector.
Rex Energy Corporation is an independent energy company engaged in the acquisition, production, exploration and development of oil and gas, with properties concentrated in the Appalachian and Illinois regions. We pursue a balanced growth strategy of exploiting our sizeable inventory of lower risk developmental drilling locations, pursuing our higher potential exploration drilling prospects and actively seeking to acquire complementary oil and natural gas properties. Our success is the result of the Company`s seasoned and diversified management team comprised of expert personnel, using the latest technologies, and sound business practices.
Excelsior is a mineral exploration and development company that isadvancing the Gunnison Copper Project. The Excelsior management teamconsists of experienced professionals with proven track records ofadvancing mining projects into production.
Expect supply chain excellence and an honest Texas handshake. 1845 Oil Field Services is one of the largest proppant transportation, freight management and logistics companies in North America. Our Command Center is located in Weatherford, Texas where we plan and execute ever-changing, dynamic oil field logistics. Plain and simple, we’re the on site project planning professionals, coordinating millions of pounds of sand and other materials into the oil fields.
Providing safe, reliable, sustainable and affordable electricity for its cooperative members is the goal of Dairyland Power Cooperative. Headquartered in La Crosse, Wis., Dairyland employs about 550 people in the region. As a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, Dairyland operates its business under the guidance of the cooperative principles and holds true to four core values: innovation, accountability, integrity and commitment to community. Dairyland is a generation and transmission cooperative (G&T) which provides the wholesale electrical requirements and other services for 24 electric distribution cooperatives and 17 municipal utilities in the Upper Midwest. In turn, these cooperatives and municipals deliver the electricity to consumers--meeting the energy needs of more than half a million people. Dairyland`s generating resources include coal, solar, wind, natural gas, hydro and biogas. Dairyland delivers electricity via nearly 3,200 miles of transmission lines and 300 substations located throughout the system`s 44,500 square mile service area that encompasses 62 counties in four states (Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois).