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Completion Reports July 20, 2016

ALFALFA COUNTY Chesapeake Operating Llc 15 25N 12W Betty Jo 22-25-12 1h, June 29, 2016 HH, TA, TD: 11662 ft Lat: 36.63838, Long: -98.48304 API: 35003232090000 HUGHES COUNTY Petroquest Energy Llc 23 7N 11E Lynn 3-14h, May 23, 2016 HH, DRY, TD: 409 ft Lat: 35.06980, Long: -96.11597 API: 35063245880000 Petroquest Energy Llc Woodford(5757): Gas …

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Permits to Drill July 20, 2016

Beaver County HENNIGH #1-11, July 19 2016 11 2N 26E S2S2SWNW API: 00723983 Lat: 36.65291379524782, Long: -100.2334426621411 LATIGO OIL AND GAS INC SH, RC, 5900 ft, CHASE(3028) Hughes County CLAIRE #2-23/26H, July 19 2016 14 7N 11E SWNESESW API: 06324604 Lat: 35.074958640878066, Long: -96.11674209914612 PETROQUEST ENERGY LLC HH, DR, 13098 ft, WOODFORD(5800) Hughes County CLAIRE …

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Congressman Russell Announces Town Hall Meetings

Oklahoma Congressman Steve Russell has announced that he will hold two town hall meetings on Thursday, July 21, 2016 in Oklahoma City. A “Bring Your Own Brown Bag Lunch” gathering will be hosted at noon at the OSU-OKC Student Center and at 6 p.m. at Francis Tuttle Technology Center. Both events are open to the public. The …

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Laredo Announces Common Stock Offering to Fund Midland Basin Acquisition

Closely following a significant $125 million acquisition in the Midland Basin area, Tulsa-based Laredo Petroleum, Inc. announced that the company is partnering with Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC for a stock offering expected to net $136.3 million. According to Laredo’s Form 8-K filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on July 18, 2016, the …

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Devon Achieves STACK Success With Record Oil Well and Spacing Pilot

Oklahoma’s STACK play is reaping rewards for Devon Energy Corporation. The company announced on Monday that it has brought online a record-setting oil well in southwest Kingfisher County in addition to completing another successful spacing test. Devon announced the Pony Express 27-1H was drilled in southwest Kingfisher County with a 5,000-foot lateral and achieved a …

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Crude Oil Futures Trade Lower on Monday

Crude oil futures ended lower on Monday, shortly before a government report was issued revealing less-than-anticipated declines in U.S. shale oil output, according to a news report by Bloomberg MarketWatch. On the New York Mercantile Exchange, August West Texas Intermediate crude slid 71 cents, or 1.6%, to end trading at $45.24 a barrel. September Brent …

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Completion Reports July 19, 2016

BLAINE COUNTY Chesapeake Operating Llc 14 16N 10W Castonguay 14-16-10 1h, June 15, 2016 HH, TA, TD: 20203 ft Lat: 35.86939, Long: -98.24176 API: 35011236000000 GARVIN COUNTY Newfield Exploration Mid-con Inc Woodford(11970): Oil 1069 Gas 1760 Water 2324 Flow 30 3N 3W Parks 6h-31x, April 29, 2016 HH, OIL, TD: 21215 ft Lat: 34.69688, Long: …

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Permits to Drill July 19, 2016

Blaine County WYATT #1-5-8XH, July 15 2016 32 13N 13W SWSESESW API: 01123627 Lat: 35.552349742705836, Long: -98.60742046132756 CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC HH, AM, 26299 ft, WOODFORD(16050) Blaine County DOROTHY #4H-32LM, July 18 2016 32 16N 10W SESWSESW API: 01123629 Lat: 35.81235436264388, Long: -98.2898047408343 NEWFIELD EXPLORATION MID-CON INC HH, DR, 15830 ft, MISS’AN (EX CHESTER)(10330), WOODFORD(10959) Blaine …

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Williams Extends Board Nomination Deadline to August 25, 2016

The Williams Companies, Inc. announced on Friday that its Board has extended the deadline to August 25, 2016 for stockholders to nominate candidates for election to the company’s Board of Directors at its 2016 Annual Meeting. The original deadline was July 18, 2016. “Williams is seeking additional highly qualified director candidates and is committed to …

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GRDA: Damage Costs Up to $200 Million From July Fire

Damage totals are estimated at a range of $85 million to $200 million from the Grand River Dam Authority fire that occurred on July 1, according to the Tulsa World. The damaged area involves the main generating facility which will require replacement of the Chouteau facility’s largest coal-fired unit. “The turbine is the question,” said …

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