Jerry Bohnen

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Permits to drill for August 22, 2022

Garvin County SWMOCU (ISABEL WALTERS UNIT 2) #10-2, August 22 2022 36 4N 3W N2SWNWSE API: 04938907 Lat: 34.77318216967437, Long: -97.46541304177944 HIGHMARK ENERGY OPERATING LLC SH, RC, 8500 ft, VIOLA(7143) Garvin County SHERIFF GARRETT #1-30-19XHM, August 22 2022 31 1N 3W SENWNENE API: 04925385 Lat: 34.52053814536013, Long: -97.5489454459332 CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC MU, DR, 18387 ft, CANEY(7584), SYCAMORE(8197), …

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Completion reports for August 22, 2022

CLEVELAND COUNTY Arrowhead Energy Inc 16 9N 1E Byrd 2-16, July 20, 2022 DH, DISP, TD: 6585 ft Lat: 35.25851, Long: -97.19918 API: 35027214530002 Arrowhead Energy Inc 16 9N 1E Byrd 2-16, July 20, 2022 DH, DISP, TD: 6585 ft Lat: 35.25851, Long: -97.19918 API: 35027214530002 DEWEY COUNTY Crawley Petroleum Corporation All Zones Producing: Oil 1105 Gas 4124 Water 1288 Flow 28 19N …

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Austin firm announces 2nd major acquisition in Permian Basin

  Brigham Minerals, a Texas company with operation underway in the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma announced Monday it made yet another acquisition in the Permian Basin. The Austin-based company said it acquired nearly 3,900 net acres from Avant Natural Resources, LLC of Denver in a $132.5 million agreement. The land in question is in the …

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Oil and gas industry can thank Colorado Senator for elimination of leasing practice

  It was Colorado U.S. Sen John Hickenlooper who was responsible in part for ending a federal-lands leasing practice heavily criticized by the Biden administration and other Democrats. Hickenlooper sponsored the bill that was included in the Inflation Reduction Act. It ends part of a federal-land leasing law that allowed oil and gas companies to …

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Regulators to review rate hike for Empire District Electric Company

  Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners will take part Tuesday in an Administrative Law Judge’s hearing on a possible rate hike requested by Empire District Electric Company. A joint stipulation and agreement has already been reached but not approved by Commissioners during which Empire Electric would be allowed an annual base rate increase of $5,100,000. Liberty filed …

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Higher gasoline costs coming to Colorado

  Colorado’s aggressive efforts to fight climate change as well as the smog around Denver will apparently hit Colorado residents directly in the wallet whenever they fill up at the pumps. Here’s why. Drivers will have to pay more for a special formula of gasoline that is supposed to cause less pollution reported Out There …

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New Mexico hands out more VW settlement funds

    The New Mexico Environment Department announced that $7.3 million has been awarded for seven projects across the state from the Volkswagen Settlement fund. NMED designated this third and final round of federal settlement funding for diesel emission reduction projects throughout New Mexico. “By investing over $7 million in our urban and rural communities …

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Iranian nuclear talk weakens crude oil prices

  Saudi Arabia’s warning that OPEC+ production might cut output if a nuclear deal is reached with Iran sent crude oil prices struggling on Monday. OPEC+ leaders fear such a deal being pushed by the Biden will result in Iran being allowed to put more of its oil on the world market. West Texas Intermediate …

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Regulator says recent franchise tax vote kicked the can down the road

  Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Bob Anthony on Monday filed his dissenting opinion in the commission’s continuing support of millions of dollars in ratepayer-backed winter storm bonds which will be supported by OGE customers for the next 28 years. The Commission voted 2-1 last week in a meeting that lasted less than 4-minutes in support of …

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Enid to be site of wind turbine remanufacturing facility

  South Dakota-based RENEW Energy announced the construction of a new remanufacturing facility in Enid, Oklahoma. The facility will remanufacture wind turbine drive trains, and it will hold the largest capacity in North America in regards to the size of said turbines. Services on these turbines will be performed entirely on-site, other than the transportation …

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