The plan by University of Oklahoma researchers to study the possibility of repurposing old oil and gas wells for heating and cooling at Tuttle Public schools is gathering some national attention. VOX reported this week on the project that involved a $1.7 million Energy Department grant to OU researchers. Click here for VOX
St. Louis gas pipeline future in doubt after Supreme Court decision
The future of a natural gas pipeline that runs through parts of Illinois and Missouri was left in doubt this week after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal of a St. Louis-based natural gas company. Click here for Associated Press
Gov. Stitt wants incentive to attract manufacturer
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt made his pitch this week to the state legislature to come up with a massive financial package to lure what is believed to be Panasonic to the state for construction of a $4 billion battery plant near Pryor. In asking for the incentive, the governor declined to identify the company, …
Continental Resources set to release 1Q earnings report
Coming off a big productive year, Continental Resources, Inc. plans to announce its first quarter 2022 earnings results on Wednesday, May 4. The results will be made public after the close of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Executive leadership will hold a conference call to discuss the results on Thursday, May 5 …
Crude oil rises again as supply concerns grow
This time it was outages in Libya adding to growing worries about a tight global supply of crude oil during the Ukraine crisis that caused a 1% jump in oil prices on Monday. It represented a 3-week high in crude prices as Brent crude for June delivery rose $1.46 to settle at $113.61 a …
Well inventories are declining across Oklahoma and U.S.
A new government report shows well inventory in the Anadarko Basin and other oil producing regions in the U.S. is falling while rig activity is staying fairly flat. The Anadarko had 753 drilled but uncompleted wells in February 2022 and the number fell to 740 by March, according to the Drilling Productivity Report released …
Groups say Texas doesn’t have enough oil and gas pipelines
Some oil and gas groups in Texas say the more than 417,000 miles of intrastate oil and gas pipelines in the state are not enough to handle future production. The claim is made by the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association, the Texas Pipeline Association, the American Petroleum Institute and Pinnacle Midstream Inc. …
Gasoline prices climbing in Oklahoma
Gasoline prices across the nation have fallen slightly in the past week after the President’s latest release of crude from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. But in Oklahoma, prices are still climbing as the state’s average is four cents higher than a week ago with a new average of $3.71 per gallon of regular …
Oklahoma legislators wooing Panasonic
Could Oklahoma learn this week if it will be chosen over Kansas as the site of a nearly $4 billion Panasonic battery plant? It’s the project OK Energy Today first reported earlier in the year after the Kansas legislature agreed to step up with millions of dollars in economic enticement, well before Oklahoma began …
PSO honors line workers on their special day
Monday, April was National Lineworker Appreciation Day and Public Service Company of Oklahoma took the occasion to honor its local men and women who keep the power flowing to customers. Established by Congress in 2013, National Lineworker Appreciation Day honors the dedicated workers who are always available to keep America’s homes and businesses connected. At …
