August 18, 2022

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Big West Oil is committed to be a top-tier refiner, marketer, and employer in the Rocky Mountain Region, focused on building lasting value through operational excellence, continuous improvement, and pursuit of internal and external growth opportunities. We will accomplish this by embracing the following value statements: Integrity and Responsibility, People and Community, Relationships with Partners,

We at the Utah Petroleum Association express our appreciation to our members. We encourage you to buy within the industry and do business with your fellow members. We are stronger when we work together!

On June 29, the Utah Petroleum Association (UPA) teamed up with the Utah Mining Association (UMA) and hosted the Fly Fishing Outing, which benefitted Utah’s Endangered Species Mitigation Fund (ESMF).

Fairly, this is a question that seems top of mind for pretty much everyone. So we thought we would equip you with some basics to help answer this question should it come up with your family, friends, neighbors, or you are taking your role as a Utah Energy United ambassador zealously and proactively – educating everyone you can!

Prior to the pandemic, Utah’s oil and gas industry supported over 103,000 local jobs, provided over $6.1 billion in wages, and contributed more than $12.4 billion to the state’s economy, according to a study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), based on 2019 data.

Please help us to put a spotlight on the industry’s stellar safety and environmental performance by submitting a nomination for our second annual Safety and Environmental Awards. Start thinking of a project or achievement you, your company, or a colleague deserve recognition for.

Looking at the second half of the year already quickly rounding on us, I wish to strike a note of gratitude for our members’ generous support of UPA’s recent spate of summer events and the ability to see so many of our members in person, in the flesh, smiling, laughing, and connecting in a way that a virtual meeting renders impossible. We are nearly back to relatively normal, having persevered through the many personal and professional hardships we have weathered, and being around the fine people who work in our industry has been energizing.

We need your help to fill the shelves of the Basin’s local food pantries from September 12-28. We encourage our members and their partners to start planning to join our food drive – members and non-members are encouraged to tap into their competitive spirit for a good cause! All donations will be weighed and divided by the number of local employees for a per-employee score. We need companies to register on our website, for more details please visit: utahpetroleum.org/shootout-hunger.