2016 archive

FERC Approves Major Gas Pipeline Project in Southeast

Tulsa-based Williams Companies is right in the middle of a 685-mile long gas pipeline project for the nation’s Southeast markets that won approval this week from the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The project would also create 339,400…

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FERC Approves Major Gas Pipeline Project in Southeast

Tulsa-based Williams Companies is right in the middle of a 685-mile long gas pipeline project for the nation’s Southeast markets that won approval this week from the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The project would also create 339,400 horse…

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Lankford Wants to Keep Everyone Honest with Wind Tax Credit Phaseout

“This is keeping everyone honest.” Sen. James Lankford.

Whether Sen. James Lankford’s amendment to finally phase out federal government tax subsidies to the Wind Industry is successfully passed, we’ll have to wait and see what the U.S. Senate…

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Lankford Wants to Keep Everyone Honest with Wind Tax Credit Phaseout

“This is keeping everyone honest.” Sen. James Lankford.

Whether Sen. James Lankford’s amendment to finally phase out federal government tax subsidies to the Wind Industry is successfully passed, we’ll have to wait and see what the U.S. Senate does….

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Completion Reports February 4 2016

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Permits to Drill February 4 2016

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Production Cut Optimism Pushes Crude Above $30 on Wednesday

Traders bought into new signals that Russia wants to talk with OPEC about production cuts pushing crude prices higher on Wednesday. March West Texas Intermediate crude rose $2.40 to settle at $32.28 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. April B…

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SandRidge Energy Confirms Layoffs

SandRidge Energy confirmed Wednesday that it reduced its Oklahoma City workforce by 172 workers. The Oklahoma City staff was reduced from 548 to 376. The total SandRidge workforce is 717, down from 1,157 employees at the beginning of 2016. That’s a tot…

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Bethel Students Tackle Earthquake Safety

Some students at the Bethel High School have decided to tackle Oklahoma’s earthquake problem. Based on their success in another area, the STEM club members have decided to incorporate science, technology, engineering and math in making a difference by …

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USGS—-Don’t Blame Fracking for Oklahoma Earthquakes

While many environmentalists and anti-oil and gas industry advocates contend ‘fracking’ has caused Oklahoma’s surge in earthquakes, a recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey says otherwise. However, it points to the hundreds of wastewater or “…

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