Dakota County Commissioners in northeast Nebraska are considering a moratorium on more construction of wind farms. The proposal is to keep wind farms out of the county for the foreseeable future. On the agenda for the board’s meeting this week is a moratorium that would prohibit “… all applications, installations and projects involving wind energy …
More and more Oklahomans are joining the unemployment lines as companies are forced to cut their workforces, either because of the coronavirus pandemic, the oil crisis or a combination of the two. The latest figures provided by the Oklahoma Workforce Development office indicated at least 1,856 people were left unemployed as of last week. Bill …
ONEOK in Tulsa is planning on offering more notes for sale as it seeks apparent new and additional funding on top of the nearly $9 billion in outstanding notes. The company made a filing Monday with the Securities Exchange Commission in which it outlined a planned sale of notes. However, details such as the amount,the …
Like oil and gas companies, the country’s renewable energy industry is suffering too from the coronavirus pandemic. It has delayed construction and put thousands of skilled laborers on the unemployment lines as solar and wind projects are delayed. In locked-down California, some local agencies that issue permits for new work closed temporarily, and some …
This will be a busy week for many oil and gas companies and others active in the energy industry as they release their quarterly reports. Oklahoma City’s Devon Energy will release its first quarter 2020 results after the close of markets on Tuesday. It will follow up with a conference call Wednesday at 9 a.m. …
Two energy companies that jointly own and operate an Oklahoma wind farm announced another of their projects in Iowa is in full commercial operation and delivering electricity to its customers. EDF Renewables and Alliant Energy own and operate the Great Western Wind Farm, a 113 megawatt project involving 93 turbines and supplies energy under …
With leaders of Tulsa-based Helmerich and Payne declaring the unprecedented events caused by COVID-19 have had a dramatic impact on the company, they said the firm suffered a net loss of $421 million or $3.88 per diluted share for the quarter ending March 31, 2020. Further, the company incurred a non-cash impairment charge of $563 …
