July 14, 2021 archive

Completion reports for July 14, 2021

CANADIAN COUNTY Chaparral Energy Llc Mississippian(9480): Oil 818 Gas 2562 Water 1162 Flow 11 12N 7W Foraker 1207 4lmh-11, April 05, 2019 HH, OIL, TD: 14630 ft Lat: 35.53636, Long: -97.90805 API: 35017252970000 CARTER COUNTY Citation Oil & Gas Corporation 31 1S 3W Countyline Unit (Moore 5) 87a-5, June 10, 2021 SH, DRY, TD: 7500 ft Lat: 34.42599, Long: -97.55852 API: 35019202940002 GARVIN …

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Permits to drill for July 14, 2021

Blaine County EDWARD 25_36-15N-10W #3HX, July 14 2021 24 15N 10W SWSESESW API: 01124269 Lat: 35.7546554902886, Long: -98.21726774417945 DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO LP MU, DR, 20983 ft, MISSISSIPPI SOLID(10358), WOODFORD(10950) Canadian County SOUTHERN STAR 33-13N-7W #7MH, June 16 2021 04 12N 7W NENWNWNW API: 01725688 Lat: 35.55046864839795, Long: -97.95298493167101 PALOMA OPERATING CO INC HH, AM, 17000 ft, …

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Crude oil prices take another hit

  Even as the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported U.S. crude oil stockpiles fell for the 8th straight week last week, prices took a significant drop in Wednesday’s trading. Stockpiles are falling due to renewed strength in the U.S. economy which is driving higher fuel demand but oil prices plunged more than 2% on Wednesday. …

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Lucas remains critical of WOTUS

  Oklahoma Congressman Frank Lucas hasn’t given up on his continued criticism of the controversial Waters of the US rule that the Biden administration resurrected this year. On Monday, Lucas (OK-03), led by Congressional Western Caucus Chairman Dan Newhouse (WA-04) and Senate Western Caucus Chairman Steve Daines (MT), sent a letter to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael …

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OKC mayor meets with Biden to discuss infrastructure plan

    Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt was among a handful of mayors scheduled to meet Wednesday with President Biden at the White House to discuss the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package yet to be handled by Congress. The Republican mayor recently was among those who signed a letter of support for the infrastructure plan backed by …

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PSO continues partnership with Food Banks to Shine A Light on Neighbors in Need

  For the eighth consecutive year, Public Service Company of Oklahoma is teaming up with Oklahoma’s two largest food banks to distribute more than 100,000 energy-efficient LED bulbs to families in need. Since 2014, PSO has worked with the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma and the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma to coordinate the …

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Chevron hit with $85 million lawsuit over February storm

  Chevron USA Inc. has been sued in Houston federal court for $85 million by a Texas natural gas marketer who filed the action because Chevron failed to make natural gas deliveries during the historic February winter storm. Reuters reported that in a complaint filed on Friday, Cailip Gas Marketing LLC located in Houston accuses Chevron Natural …

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Undocumented oilfield workers complain of unfair pay

  Undocumented workers from Mexico are complaining they are underpaid in New Mexico’s oilfields and are being treated unfairly compared to documented workers. Click here for story from Carlsbad Current Argus.  

Wellington Management partners with Enel Green in Oklahoma wind farm power project

  Enel Green Power North America has made a long-term power purchase agreement for another of its Oklahoma wind farm operations currently under construction. The company announced Wednesday that it and Wellington Management agreed to terms for a 10-year virtual power purchase agreement  for an 11 MW portion of the energy delivered to the grid by …

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Energy news in brief

** America’s oil demand has soared to new heights in a remarkable turnaround from just a year ago when the pandemic sent the U.S. economy into a tailspin and decimated demand. A rolling average of U.S. total oil products supplied – an indicator of consumption – jumped to the highest seasonal level in government data going back …

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