October 29, 2025 archive

Expand Energy Q3: $1.2B Cash Flow, Haynesville Growth

Expand Energy Reports Strong Q3 2025 Financials and Major Growth in Haynesville and Appalachia Expand Energy Corporation reported impressive third quarter 2025 results, underscoring the Oklahoma City-based company’s financial strength and growing footprint in major natural gas plays. The company revealed $1.2 billion in net cash from operating activities while expanding its assets in the …

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Oklahoma Supreme Court Upholds OGE Territory Ruling

Supreme Court Confirms OG&E’s Right to Serve Cherokee Nation Facilities The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that the Oklahoma Corporation Commission made the correct decision five years ago in allowing Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) to offer electrical service in another utility’s region. Lake Region Electric Cooperative, headquartered in Hulbert, Oklahoma, challenged the August 18, 2020 …

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Oklahoma Lawmakers Examine Living Wage Laws

Oklahoma House Committee Studies Living Wage Impact on State Employers A state House committee recently held an interim study exploring how living wage laws affect employers, job opportunities, and economic growth across Oklahoma. Lawmakers said the results could influence multiple industries, including the energy sector and public utilities, both central to the state’s economy. Rep. …

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U.S. Gas Prices Dip Below $3, Then Rebound After Tariffs

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National Average Gasoline Price Trends For the first time in years, U.S. gasoline prices dropped below $3 per gallon, marking a significant milestone for consumers and analysts tracking global energy markets. The brief dip reflected OPEC+ decisions to return more oil to the market and a period of weaker global demand, both of which contributed …

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Geothermal energy gains support from Trump administration

Bipartisan Support for Geothermal Energy Grows in Congress Three years after the University of Oklahoma received a federal grant to explore geothermal energy at Tuttle Public Schools, the concept of recovering energy from abandoned oil and gas wells is gaining momentum nationwide. Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress now view geothermal as a serious part …

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