May 13, 2021 archive

Completion reports for May 13, 2021

GRADY COUNTY Warwick-jupiter Llc Woodford(12124): Oil 68 Gas 194 Water 1698 Flow 26 6N 5W Yellow Sub 0605-35-2 2whx, February 05, 2020 HH, OIL, TD: 18421 ft Lat: 34.95772, Long: -97.69170 API: 35051245730000

Permits to drill for May 13, 2021

Garvin County BILLIE JEAN ##1, May 13 2021 26 1N 1E SENESWSE API: 04925337 Lat: 34.523031807585, Long: -97.16499426557955 BAYS EXPLORATION INC DH, DR, 10000 ft, HOXBAR(2400), DEESE(5500), SPRINGER 401SPRG 6700 8 VIOLA(9410), CANEY(8300), SYCAMORE(8550), WOODFORD(8750), HUNTON(9030) Grady County LINTON #5-32-2XHW, May 13 2021 29 6N 6W SESWSESE API: 05124828 Lat: 34.95763108476024, Long: -97.8490827294338 CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC MU, …

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Crude oil plunges—takes Oklahoma energy stocks with it

  Crude oil prices took a nearly 3% plunge in Thursday’s trading as analysts credited the fall to the deepening coronavirus crisis in India. The fall brought an end to the rally that on Wednesday lifted crude to an eight-week high. West Texas Intermediate crude for June delivery dropped $2.26 to $63.82 a barrel in …

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Magellan Midstream Partners seeks new investors

  Magellan Midstream Partners, LP in Tulsa is seeking more investors and company leaders plan to take part in an energy investor conference. The company announced that Michael Mears, chief executive officer will participate in the 2021 Investor Conference hosted by the Energy Infrastructure Council on May 19 in Las Vegas, Nevada. His participation will …

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US rig count makes another jump

  The US rig count rose by 12 in the last week to 535 rigs as of May 12, according to Enverus Rig Analytics. The count is up 3% on the month and up 52% YOY. The most notable week-over-week change occurred in the Permian, where seven additional rigs brought the total to 219. Lea …

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Chesapeake leaders—stronger after bankruptcy

  Leaders of Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy say the company is significantly stronger after emerging from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February and reducing total indebtedness by $9.4 billion. In a Form 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company offered more details that were not offered as part of its first quarter …

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States brace for serious wildfire season

  The wildfire season has already started in several states as the western part of the country is experiencing one of the worst droughts in hundreds of years. New Mexico is quickly gearing up for the fire season according to Wendy Mason, the New Mexico State Forestry Wildfire Prevention and Communications Coordinator. “Right now, New …

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Energy news in brief

** Federal lawmakers introduce a swath of cybersecurity and pipeline bills in response to Colonial Pipeline hack. ** At least 74 Biden administration officials and nominations disclosed some stake in the fossil fuel industry, according to a review of disclosure documents by Forbes Magazine and the Brown Institute for Media Innovation. ** A coalition of conservation groups are suing the …

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FirstEnergy and Icahn might consider divestitures

  After gaining indirect control of the U.S. utility FirstEnergy Corp this year, activist Carl Icahn and the board is reported to be considering divestitures to raise cash for the firm. Icahn already has indirect control of the board at Oklahoma City-based SandRidge Energy and the state’s CVR-owned Wynnewood Refinery. He recenty won seats on …

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Lucas on Endless Frontier Act – The right intent but the wrong bill

Oklahoma Congressman Frank Lucas leveled another critical comment this week at the Biden administration’s Endless Frontier Act, one which he says doesn’t go far enough in development of more scientific research in the race against China. Lucas, the Ranking Member of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology didn’t think much of the Senate …

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