March 2022 archive

Other energy headlines

** High gasoline prices are already impacting demand, according to one energy expert. “Above $4 per gallon, you do see the American public change their driving habits. And we do actively see demand destruction,” Regina Mayor, global head of energy at KPMG, told Yahoo Finance Live. ** The White House is still trying to find a plan to lower …

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O’Rourke vows he won’t back down from Energy Transfer chairman’s lawsuit

  The lawsuit filed by Texas oil billionaire Kelcy Warren against Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke has created more headlines. O’Rourke responded to the lawsuit saying he’s ready for a fight. Warren, Chairman and former CEO of Energy Transfer filed suit after O’Rourke accused him of paying off Republican Gov. Greg Abbott. Energy Transfer is …

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Dallas Fed predicts world recession without Russian energy exports

  The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is out with a study by its economists who say the world economy will go into a recession this year without Russian energy exports. “If the bulk of Russian energy exports is off the market for the remainder of 2022, a global economic downturn seems unavoidable,” economists Lutz …

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Frac sand prices up 3X from a year ago

  Oil and gas explorers are facing frac sand prices that are 185% higher than a year ago. The high prices are considered another impediment in any growth of oil and gas exploration across the country reported Business Insider. Click here for Business Insider  

Colorado’s governor blames oil and gas industry for high gasoline prices

  The Democrat Governor of Colorado is at odds with the oil and gas industry as he joined President Biden in blaming the industry for the soaring gasoline prices at the pumps. Click here to read more from Axios as it highlighted how the prices are a political issue across the country.  

Wind power growth in Texas presents a problem

  The fast-growing wind industry in Texas gives the state an even bigger boost in being the number one wind-powered state in the country, but it also raises a power problem and challenge for Texas. A  new study by researchers at Houston’s Rice University showed the growth in wind power also revealed the state’s energy grid is …

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Completion reports for March 22, 2022

ALFALFA COUNTY Trans Pacific Oil Corporation 31 29N 12W Gray A Swdw 2-31, December 16, 2021 SH, DISP, TD: 610 ft Lat: 36.94754, Long: -98.53394 API: 35003234030000 BLAINE COUNTY Derby Exploration Llc All Zones Producing: Oil 54 Gas 1634 Water 251 Flow 8 18N 13W Acre Federal 5-32-1xh, May 04, 2019 HH, GAS, TD: 20230 ft Lat: 36.05651, Long: -98.61580 API: 35011241340002 CUSTER …

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Permits to drill for March 22, 2022

Beaver County SID SHARP #1, March 22 2022 13 6N 21EC CNWNE API: 00700011 BLUE DOLPHIN PRODUCTION LLC SH, RC, 6347 ft, LANSING-KANSAS CITY(4550), MORROW LOW(6100), CHESTER(6200) Beaver County SHARP #3-15, March 22 2022 15 5N 22EC W2W2E2SW API: 00725316 MONTEREY PRODUCTION COMPANY LLC SH, RC, 7652 ft, MORROW UP(6425) Dewey County TITUS SOUTH #25-36-1XH, March 22 …

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LNG security and cyberattacks concern Lucas and others in US House

   House Science, Space, and Technology Committee Ranking Member Frank Lucas (R-OK) and Energy Subcommittee Ranking Member Randy Weber (R-TX) sent a letter to Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm requesting information about the Department’s efforts to assist the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry to protect itself from cybersecurity threats from Russia. “There is a real and …

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Ending Daylight Saving Time to a vote of Oklahomans?

    Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, convinced enough of his House colleagues to send to a vote of the people a proposal that could permanently end Daylight Savings Time in Oklahoma. House Bill 3146 would ask Oklahomans to vote on a statutory amendment that if approved would lock the clock on Central Standard Time in …

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