AUSTIN, Texas — According to newly released data from the Texas Workforce Commission, oil and natural gas exploration and production employment increased by 400 jobs in August 2026 compared with July 2026. “One of the best hedges against geopolitical shocks is controlling your own energy supply. The men and women who explore, drill, and produce are an integral reason Texas leads the nation in energy production and why America remains the world’s leader in delivering safe, reliable energy,” said TXOGA President Todd Staples. “Upstream employment” in the oil and natural gas industry refers to jobs that focus on locating and extracting energy resources. Total upstream salaried employment was 195,900 jobs in August 2026, up 500 jobs from a year earlier.
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