. >>> here at the texas energy museum, we talk about science primarily of oil energy. ogy of oil all the way through the refining and the final products we use every day. texas wasn't the first oil state. oil was first found in the united states in titus, pennsylvania, where rockefeller became famous. as oil was moving west and people were trying to find oil everywhere, this is about the turn of the century, now, we're looking for oil in california, kansas, oklahoma, small showings everywhere. texas had a very small oil well in 1895 in corsicana. only produced about 25, 30 barrels a day. couldn't market it, refine it. and the typical oil well in that time in pennsylvania was producing 600 barrels a day. spindletop blew in at 100,000 barrels a day. that ushered in a completely new industry in texas. and people started looking everywhere for oil. at the turn of the century, texas was primarily cotton and cattle. and that was its main production. it was an agricultural state. so almost overnight, texas was transformed into an industrialized economy based on oil. in the ear

. >>> here at the texas energy museum, we talk about science, primarily oil. through the refining of final products we use every day. texas wasn't of course the first oil state. oil was first found in the united states in 1859 in titusville, pennsylvania. that's where rockefeller became famous and wealthy. oil production in pennsylvania, ohio, those areas. as oil was moving west, people were trying to find oil everywhere, this is turn of the century, looking for oil in california, kansas, oklahoma, small shorings. texas had a small well in corsicana, only produced 25 or 30 barrels a day. couldn't market it, wasn't a refinery nearby. couldn't do anything with it. in 1901, spindle top came about. typical well produced 600 barrels a day. spinned he will top blew in at 100,000 barrels a day. that ushered in a completely new industry and people were looking for oil. at the turn of the century, it was cotton and cattle, main production, agricultural state. almost overnight, texas was transformed into an industrialized economy, based on oil. in the early part of the u

. >>> as we finish up our first day here at the texas state museum in austin, really want to review just two things. one, we've got a big problem. energyry. we have a lot of people that want to help us solve it. our returning veterans. the defense energy project revolves around that core narrative and the need to restore price integrity in order to catalyze the market to pursue those things. i invite you to visit tree hugger and spend time inside the energy chapter of "greedy bastards" to understand our motivations in