January 2016 archive

Permits to Drill January 8 2016

03648_Permits_to_Drill_January_8_2016.htm
   

Continue reading »

Stillwater Legislator Says State’s Earthquake Plan is ‘Abysmal’

Rep. Cory Williams was sitting at his home late Wednesday night when he felt the rumble. It was the 4.8 magnitude quake that hit Fairview in the northern part of the state, miles from the Williams home in Stillwater. It only angered him further in his…

Continue reading »

Corporation Commission Promises Responses to 17 Earthquake Night

“Obviously it’s another critical situation.” Matt Skinner on long night of earthquakes.

The impact of a night of nearly 20 earthquakes in central and northern Oklahoma had staffers scrambling Thursday morning at the Oklahoma Corporation Commiss…

Continue reading »

17 earthquakes in one night! More than a dozen in Fairview

A night of one earthquake after another. It’s what happened Wednesday night and Thursday morning in northern Oklahoma around the cities of Fairview and Alva. Seventeen earthquakes. The strongest was 4.8 magnitude and hit around 10:30 p.m. and was quic…

Continue reading »

First Woman Director of Programs at ODOT

The State Transportation Department this week named its first woman Director of Capital Programs. She was Dawn Sullivan, a longtime state engineer named to the senior post at ODOT.
Sullivan has been with ODOT since 1988 when she first came to work as …

Continue reading »

OKC Legislator Rails Against State Leaders over Earthquakes

“What’s coming is going to be catastrophic.” Rep. Richard Morrissette on earthquakes.

Representative Richard Morrissette (D-OKC) will no doubt get more interest in the public hearing he plans to hold next week at the State Capitol exploring earthq…

Continue reading »

TransCanada Sues over President’s Rejection of Keystone Pipeline

A few months after President Obama rejected the Keystone XL pipeline, TransCanada filed suit, seeking $15 billion in damages from the U.S. and at the same time accused the President of exceeding his constitutional authority. It also said the White Hous…

Continue reading »

A Reduction in Supply Fails to Boost Crude Prices Wednesday

Despite a reduction in crude supplies, prices continued to fall. February West Texas Intermediate crude lost two dollars to end trade at $33.97 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Meanwhile on the London ICE Futures Exchange, February Brent c…

Continue reading »

NYSE Delisting SandRidge Energy Stock

StreetInsider.com reported Wednesday afternoon that the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) was moving forward to delist SandRidge Energy’s common stock. Trading in the company’s common stock will be suspended immediately.
The NYSE Regulation has determine…

Continue reading »

The Linde Group Consolidates Natural Gas Engineering Companies

A family of engineering companies is forming a single entity and will have a major presence in Tulsa. The Linde Process Plants and Linde Engineering North American with its Hydro-Chem division will create the new Linde Engineering North America Inc. (L…

Continue reading »