Category: Oil & Gas

Helmerich and Payne, Inc. to participate in virtual conferences in September 2021

  Tulsa-based Helmerich & Payne, Inc. announced its executive leaders will take part in two investor conferences this month. President and CEO John Lindsay will be joined by Mark Smith, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Dave Wilson, Vice President of Investor Relations; and other members of H&P management at the conferences. They plan to …

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Ninth acquisition closed by OKC’s BCE-Mach III LLC

  Oklahoma City-based BCE-Mach III LLC says it has made yet another acquisition for its operations, one totaling 18,200 acres of producing properties across three counties in Oklahoma. The bolt-on acquisition includes about 4,400 net royalty acres and approximately 17 mmcfe/d of production. The acquisitions are in Blaine County which makes up a primary area …

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Cheniere announces comprehensive long-term capital allocation plan

Cheniere Energy is looking at a long-term capital plan, one its board of directors announced Tuesday will return significant capital shareholders over time.The Board of the Houston-based company said its long-term capital allocation plan is designed to achieve an investment grade balance sheet. It also said that as a result of the completion of the …

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Energy news in brief

** More than 80% of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico remains shut in after Hurricane Ida, a U.S. regulator said on Monday, more than a week after the storm made landfall and hit critical infrastructure in the region. ** Entergy projects it could be four weeks before power is restored across much of St. Charles Parish …

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Gas groups beg congress for new regulation–not new tax

    More than a hundred trade groups from New Mexico, Kansas and Texas to Pennsylvania warn against the fee Democrats want to use to pay for their $3.5 trillion spending plan will not only stir up the energy market but increase consumer bills across the country. Bloomberg reports the groups joined forces to write …

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Crude oil slips again while Oklahoma energy stocks retreat

  Crude oil prices dropped in Monday’s trading in response to Saudi Arabia’s sharp cuts to contract prices for Asia raised more concerns over the demand outlook. West Texas Intermediate crude dropped 40 cents at $68.89 a barrel while global benchmark, Brent Crude fell 39 cents to finish the day at $72.22 a barrel on …

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Rig numbers increased in Oklahoma but fell nationally last week

  The latest rig count showed an increase in Oklahoma but a nationwide decline according to Baker Hughes Co. It was the first drop in oil and gas rig numbers across the U.S. in the past four weeks. Oklahoma’s count grew by one to reach 32, far more than the 11 rigs reported one year …

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Energy news in brief

** Divers at the site of an ongoing oil spill that appeared in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Ida have identified the apparent source as one-foot diameter pipeline displaced from a trench on the ocean floor and broken open. Talos Energy, the Houston-based company currently paying for the cleanup, said in a statement issued Sunday evening …

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North Dakota county fastest growing in US thanks to oil boom

  The U.S. Census Bureau is out with figures showing the country’s fastest growing county is in the heart of North Dakota’s oil boom. McKenzie County is also home to Watford City where the population growth has been phenomenal over the past decade reported the Associated Press. Click here for AP story.  

America’s first hydrogen fuel cell tow truck fleet is coming to Colorado

  The nation’s first hydrogen-powered tow trucks and other emergency rescue vehicles operated by AAA are about to be developed in Colorado. AAA Colorado announced it reached an agreement with Denver-based New Day Hydrogen LLC reported the Denver Business Journal. Click here for Denver Business Journal