June 14, 2022 archive

Permits to drill for June 14, 2022

Canadian County CATTLEMANS 1207 #32-5-2WXHR, June 14 2022 29 12N 7W NWSESWSE API: 01725820 Lat: 35.48062073567485, Long: -97.9603397330724 CAMINO NATURAL RESOURCES LLC MU, DR, 18180 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(9821), WOODFORD(10063) Carter County HEWITT UNIT #22-5702, June 14 2022 22 4S 2W NESWSWSW API: 01926491 Lat: 34.18843606238617, Long: -97.40302561923522 XTO ENERGY INC SH, DR, 3500 ft, PONTOTOC(750), HOXBAR(1878), DEESE(3013) Carter …

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Completion reports for June 14, 2022

CANADIAN COUNTY Paloma Operating Co Inc Mississippian(9656): Oil 187 Gas 1059 Water 1157 Flow 15 12N 7W King Julien 15-12n-7w 2mh, April 01, 2022 HH, OIL, TD: 15277 ft Lat: 35.51210, Long: -97.93325 API: 35017257230000 Paloma Operating Co Inc Mississippian(9734): Oil 372 Gas 760 Water 625 Flow 15 12N 7W King Julien 15-12n-7w 1mh, April 01, 2022 HH, OIL, TD: 15121 ft Lat: 35.51204, Long: -97.93325 …

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Man arrested after climbing Devon Tower in OKC

  A man calling himself the “pro-life Spider Man” was in Oklahoma City police custody Tuesday after climbing the 50-story Devon tower. The man, identified by News Channel 4 News as Maison Des Champs, who used no climbing equipment to scale the headquarters tower of Devon Energy Company. Champs reported climbed the Salesforce Tower in …

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Crude suffers as fed considers interest rate hike

  Crude oil prices dropped in Tuesday’s trading as many observers fear the U.S. Federal Reserve will hit markets with a higher-than-expected interest rate hike because of growing inflation that the Biden administration has been unable to solve. For a second straight day, Oklahoma energy stocks recorded more losses than gains. Many analysts believe the …

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LSB to be part of small cap conference

  Oklahoma City’s LSB Industries will be part of an investment conference on June 15. The company’s Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Cheryl Maguire will take part in a fireside chat at the Sidoti & Company Summer Small Cap Virtual conference beginning at 12:15 p.m. ET on Wednesday. Sidoti is considered a premier …

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Other states join Oklahoma in ending gas bans

  Oklahoma’s not alone in creating a law to stop gas bans in cities and counties. Other states are doing the same to protect access to natural gas utility service reported SP Global. Click here for SP Global

Missouri governor signs bill expanding property rights protections

  The governor of Missouri has signed into law a measure giving farmers and ranchers more protection from eminent domain efforts. The bill was created in the wake of the Grain Belt Express transmission project that is designed to move wind powered electricity from southwest Kansas across Missouri and Illinois to Indiana. Click here for …

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Heat wave results in power outages in Texas

  At least one Texas power company was busy explaining it was the weekend heat wave that caused an increase in electric outages. Oncor Electric Delivery blamed the outages on electric demand as air conditioners were cranked up to beat the heat. About 2,000 customers lost power Sunday night according to KXAN TV news.  

Deal struck to lower OGE’s rate hike request

An agreement has been reached to lower Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company’s $163.5 million rate hike request to only $45 million according to a filing made Monday with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. The rate hike and the filing were the focus of a Tuesday morning hearing by Administrative Law Judge Linda S. Freeman with two …

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Public transit agencies see increased Oklahoma funding

  More than three dozen public transit agencies in Oklahoma will be getting additional state funding, the first increase in 17 years. Rep. Nicole Miller of Edmond and Sen. John Haste of Broken Arrow, both Republicans said this week in an announcement that Oklahoma Senate Bill 1040 paved the way for what they called “a …

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