October 10, 2022 archive

Completion reports for October 10, 2022

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Permits to drill for October 10, 2022

Grady County NELLI #3H-30-31, October 10 2022 30 8N 7W NESENWSE API: 05124978 Lat: 35.136027259849605, Long: -97.97575252762951 CITIZEN ENERGY III LLC MU, DR, 22300 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(14900), WOODFORD(15000) Grady County NELLI #1H-30-19, October 10 2022 30 8N 7W NWSENWSE API: 05124976 Lat: 35.136027264514716, Long: -97.97565219478919 CITIZEN ENERGY III LLC MU, DR, 22800 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(14200), WOODFORD(14300) Grady County NELLI …

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Crude oil prices fell Monday while OK energy stocks were mixed

After five straight days of gains, crude oil prices dropped by 2% on Monday. The reason? Investors are growingly worried about a likely global recession and how it will weaken demand for fuel. Meanwhile, Oklahoma energy stocks were mixed with some recording 3% losses while a few had gains of more than 3% and 4%. …

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Gasoline prices continue to increase in Oklahoma

  Gasoline prices rose by another 12 cents in the past week in Oklahoma, reaching a new average of $3.55 a gallon according to the American Automobile Association. And some experts believe prices will continue to climb because of last week’s action by OPEC+ to reduce oil production by 2 million barrels a day. While …

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Clinton Treasury Secretary—cancelling Keystone a mistake!

  A mistake. It’s what economist Larry Summers says about the decision to kill the Keystone XL pipeline. Summers served as treasury secretary under former President Bill Clinton and was the director of the National Economic Council under former President Barack Obama. He admitted during a Friday interview on Wall Street Week that cancelling the Keystone …

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New anti-BlackRock investment act to take effect soon in Oklahoma

  BlackRock, the New York investment firm that drew the ire of some leaders in Oklahoma, Texas and other oil-producing states for its intentions to withdraw funding of fossil fuel projects, still has a healthy share of one Oklahoma firm. A recent filing with the Securities Exchange Commission by Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy showed that …

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EPA targets general aviation airports with new emissions plans

  A decision by the Environmental Protection Agency might have general aviation airports like Wiley Post in Oklahoma City and others finding themselves the target of more restrictive rules pertaining to emissions from aviation fuel. Here’s what happened. The EPA on Friday declared that lead in aviation fuel endangers public health. It’s a decision that …

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Drought still has state firefighters on high alert

  While some parts of Oklahoma could get rain this week, firefighters remain on high alert because of the growing drought in the state. The State Forestry Service on Monday declared that “given the depth and severity of drought indices and the current state of fuels, the probability of unseasonal fire behavior should be anticipated.” …

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City drops lawsuit over shutdown of coal-fired power plant

  The City of Farmington, New Mexico now has dropped its late September lawsuit against the owner who plan a shutdown of the San Juan Generating Station. Instead, the City opted for arbitration in a bid to transfer the now-closed power plant to the city reported the Farmington Daily Times. Click here for Farmington Daily …

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Chesapeake announces results of shares repurchase effort

  Chesapeake Energy Corporation announced results of its latest repurchase of company shares. The firm on Monday revealed the expiration and results of its previously announced exchange offers relating to its outstanding Class A warrants, Class B warrants and Class C warrants, each to purchase shares of common stock, par value $0.01 per share, of the Company. …

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