The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will meet Wednesday to consider two controversial topics—one concerning the bribed vote of a corporation commissioner in a 25-year-old-case and the other focusing on the issue of whether PSO customers will be allow…
SandRidge Wants to Talk about Injection well Orders
“There had been no discussions but these new talks won’t go long.” Matt Skinner OCC.
Just as the Oklahoma Corporation Commission was ready to go to court against SandRidge Energy in a fight over a request to reduce injection well operation…
Edmond Homeowners Sue Energy Firms over Earthquakes
Several homeowners in Edmond have had enough of the earthquakes that have rattled their city leaving a path of damage. They have filed suit in Oklahoma County District Court against a dozen oil and gas companies, blaming them for the earthquakes of Dec…
Rep. Russell uses new “Deck of 52” to fight Lifting of Sanctions over Iranian Nuke Deal
The Iran nuclear deal signed off on by President Obama, a move that could see huge amounts of Iranian oil released on the world markets and perhaps cause an even deeper drop in crude prices has Oklahoma Congressman Steve Russell reaching back to a new …
Oil Drops Below $32
Crude oil prices slipped below the $32 a barrel mark on Monday in the wake of worries about oversupply and weakening demand in China. February West Texas Intermediate crude dropped $1.75 to end trade at $31.41 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchan…
OGE Energy Center Project Comes to Halt
The planned OGE Energy Center in downtown Oklahoma City is now on hold according to a story written by The Oklahoman’s Steve Lackmeyer. The four, high-rise tower project was proposed for the site of Stage Center at Hudson and Sheridan has been canceled…
Cheap, Cheap Gasoline in South OKC
With Monday’s crude oil trading in the $31 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, gasoline prices continued their plunge in Oklahoma with one gas station in Oklahoma City pumping it at $1.39 a gallon.
Gas Buddy reports the $1.39 gas is be…
Fifth Circuit Rules in Favor of Chesapeake in Texas Lawsuit
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has sent back to Texas Federal Court a proposed class action lawsuit against Oklahoma City-based Chesapeake Energy Corporation which was accused of trespassing on foreclosed oil and gas leases. It could be consi…
Pruitt Confident WOTUS Won’t Take Effect in Remaining Year of Obama Administration
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt’s voicing confidence that a federal court stay will prevent the controversial Waters of the U.S. rule from being enforced by the Environmental Protection Agency during the year remaining in the Obama adminis…
Mid-Continent Digital Oilfield Conference in Tulsa
The 2016 Mid-Continent Digital Oilfield Conference is coming up in about a month in Tulsa and will feature new technology platforms in the industry.
Sponsored by Sustaining Oklahoma’s Energy Resources, the conference will feature a keynote addre…
