Jerry Bohnen

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Congressman gets update on flood control project

  Oklahoma congressman Frank Lucas took a recent tour of one of Oklahoma’s flood control rehabilitation projects in the western part of the state. He and officials of the USDA and the Oklahoma Conservation Commission toured the Upper Elk Creek Site 23D project near Elk City. Rep. Lucas was joined by Conservation Commission Executive Director …

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Public Service Company of New Mexico proposes $300M in bonds

  A plan to issue $300 million in bonds was announced by the Public Service Company of New Mexico as part of its move to pull out of the Four Corners Power Plant. Company leadership maintains it will save $30n million to $300 million for customers over the long haul reported the Santa Fe New …

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Arkansas groups eager for solar power expansion

  The recently announced government plan to increase solar power production across the U.S. gets the strong support of environmental groups in Arkansas.   Click here for KNWA story.

EV tax credit angers excluded carmakers

  The House Ways and Means Committee will vote Tuesday on a $12,500 tax credit plan for electric vehicles, a plan drawn up by Democrats but one that already has drawn the anger of car manufacturers left out of the proposal. If Oklahoma Rep. Kevin Hern’s comments on Friday about the entire $3.5 trillion reconciliation …

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Energy news in brief

** A United Nations committee’s recently announced investigation into possible tribal treaty rights violations involving the Line 3 pipeline gives hope to opponents of the Line 5 pipeline in Michigan. ** More than 2,300 oil and chemical spills have been reported in the two weeks since Hurricane Ida, and about 900 have yet to be investigated, but the volume …

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Tesla gets around New Mexico’s ban selling cars straight to consumers

  Tesla has opened a sales, service, and delivery center in New Mexico on Native American land, The Santa Fe New Mexican reported. The move allows it to bypass legislation that bans automakers from selling their vehicles straight to consumers in the state, rather than through third-party dealers, the publication reported. Nambé Pueblo in Santa Fe County isn’t subject to the …

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Permits to drill for September 10, 2021

Coal County LDC ##24/25-2H, August 10 2021 13 2N 9E NWSWNWSE API: 02921404 Lat: 34.641393936399396, Long: -96.30990532015441 CANYON CREEK ENERGY ARKOMA LLC MU, DR, 16322 ft, WOODFORD(6775) Love County TARA #1-2H11X14R2, August 10 2021 02 8S 2E SESWSESW API: 08521330 Lat: 33.88297367168727, Long: -97.06822008452099 XTO ENERGY INC MU, DR, 25450 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(14825), WOODFORD(17179), HUNTON(17344) Payne County MARILYN …

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Completion reports for September 10, 2021

CANADIAN COUNTY Citizen Energy Iii Llc Woodford(10777): Oil 123 Gas 788 Water 1479 Flow 21 11N 7W Royster 2h-21-16, January 29, 2021 HH, OIL, TD: 20400 ft Lat: 35.40715, Long: -97.94796 API: 35017256280000 CARTER COUNTY Mack Energy Co Deese: Oil 1 Water 321 Pump 7 2S 2W Sw Wildcat Jim Deese Unit 9-2, June 04, 2021 DH, OIL, TD: 4400 ft Lat: 34.40451, Long: -97.45706 …

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Calls are made for Oklahoma regulation of oilfield radiation

  Oklahoma’s lack of regulatory authority over radiation management in the state’s oil and gas industry has some making calls for such oversight. While other states have such regulatory enforcement of oilfield radiation, there is no such power in Oklahoma as the Sunday Oklahoman reported. Click here for Sunday Oklahoman.

Oklahoma utilities to review upcoming winter gas supplies

  Seven months after an historic winter storm resulted in rolling blackouts and Oklahoma utilities scrambling to find fuel to power electricity production, those same firms are going before state regulators to discuss the upcoming winter season. Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners will meet Tuesday morning and hear presentations by the companies on perspectives related to natural …

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