Noticing that some of the cities are actually just small energy counties : Denton=hydraulic fracturing Cameron County=LNG facilities new builds and expansion.

Noticing that some of the cities are actually just small energy counties : Denton=hydraulic fracturing Cameron County=LNG facilities new builds and expansion. A few poly plants Pecos= hydraulic fracturing and some wind and solar Ohio= PTTGC plant plant being built within the next 2 years still in planning. Talent is shifting to 2-5 year energy/EPC related projects but will most likely only retain a few people for over 10 year. Talent will erupt from the energy market in particular Houston as the hydraulic fracturing boom comes to end. As profitability is not being met and PE money is drying up. 27 bankruptcies so far this year. Retaining top engineers at some of the largest service and oil and gas companies. The cities you have cited will not be on your report in 2 years. With more than enough reserves in the world for LNG and crude and the cost of extracting either LNG or crude. Countries like Mozambique, Guyana, our pals in the Middle East... This shift will be smaller intl countries vs cities