Jerry Bohnen

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Environmental Justice caucus formed in OKC

  Oklahoma City prepares to sponsor a newly-formed Environmental Justice Caucus. The city announced that those interested in environmental justice can register to attend a free caucus at 5 p.m. Aug. 15 at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. In the announcement, the city explained the locally-driven discussion will allow people to share ideas, build relationships and communicate …

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Cushing sees slight gain in crude oil storage

  Oklahoma’s Cushing hub saw a slight gain in the amount of crude oil held in storage in the past week. The latest information provided by the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed 22.8 million barrels were in storage as of July 15, up from the 21.6 million reported as of July 8 of this year. …

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Make it 3 Camino wells near El Reno

  Denver’s Camino Natural Resources not only scored two wells with nearly 1,800 barrels of oil production daily near El Reno, a story we first reported this week, turns out the company also brought in another well nearby. A completion report filed after OK Energy Today’s report of the two wells on a single pad …

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Keystone possibly back to full service next week

  The Keystone oil pipeline, the one that runs through Oklahoma carrying Canadian crude to the Gulf Coast refineries could be back to full capacity sometime next week. Reports indicate the return is dependent on repairs made to a South Dakota electric substation that was reportedly vandalized last week, resulting in an interruption of the …

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Evergy hit with $500,000 fine over consumer protection law

  Evergy, the largest electric utility in Kansas agreed this week to pay a $500,000 penalty for allegedly violating consumer protection laws. The company sponsored home electrical warranties that provided no benefit reported the Kansas Reflector. Click here for Kansas Reflector  

Other headlines

** Ford Motor Company plans to lay off as many as 8,ooo employees in the coming weeks to help finance its electric-vehicle initiative. ** Ford says it has secured enough battery supplies to manufacture 600,000 electric vehicles per year by 2023. ** ConocoPhillips is exploring a sale of its stake in the Ursa platform and Princess subsea well in the Gulf of …

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Halliburton leader warns of no fracking growth this year

  Halliburton issued something of a dire warning that those oil and gas producers who don’t have equipment leased for new wells won’t get it from the company for the remainder of 2022. As a major oilfield service provider, that announcement might have set some drillers on their heels. Halliburton’s Chief Executive Officer Jeff Miller …

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ConocoPhillips leader issues oil shortage warning

  The comments of ConocoPhillips Co. CEO Ryan Lance were far from optimistic this week when it comes to the immediate future of the oil and gas industry. Speaking at the Houston Producers Forum, he warned of looming crude oil shortages and price volatility reported Hart Energy. Click here for Hart Energy 

Permits to drill for July 20, 2022

Blaine County PORK CHOP 3_34-14N-11W #6HX, July 19 2022 03 14N 11W SESWSWSE API: 01124330 Lat: 35.71164685151866, Long: -98.35555324866215 DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO LP MU, DR, 21795 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(10483), MISSISSIPPI(10483), WOODFORD(12870) Canadian County EARLES RANCH #3H-7-18, July 20 2022 07 11N 9W SWSWSWNW API: 01725830 Lat: 35.443162970115786, Long: -98.20036433105982 CITIZEN ENERGY III LLC MU, DR, 18700 ft, …

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Completion reports for July 20, 2022

BLAINE COUNTY Derby Exploration Llc Mississippian: Oil 304 Gas 4788 Water 1973 Flow 21 18N 13W Pope 16-21-1xh, December 08, 2021 HH, GAS, TD: 17760 ft Lat: 36.01504, Long: -98.59841 API: 35011242450000 CANADIAN COUNTY Camino Natural Resources Llc Woodford(9976): Oil 397 Gas 3691 Water 2557 Flow 27 12N 7W Hunt 1207 27-22-5wxh, April 08, 2022 HH, OIL, TD: 20137 ft Lat: 35.47967, Long: -97.93183 API: 35017257130000 ELLIS …

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