When it comes to inflation and the high prices reflected at the gas pumps, Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole says don’t believe the “The Buck Stops Here” sign on President Biden’s desk. He says it’s a lie pushed by the President an his administration. Rep. Cole wrote about the impact of high gasoline prices in …
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** Last week, the Biden administration considered sending pre-paid gas cards to Americans to help ease pain at the pump, Axios reported Saturday. Per Axios, a House Democratic counsel talked the White House out of the idea by arguing that gas cards would be expensive, poorly targeted, ineffective, and difficult for the understaffed IRS to handle during tax season. ** Union workers were removed …
Williams to partner with Context Labs on technology
Williams announced it will utilize Context Labs’ Decarbonization as a Service™ technology solution to support the gathering, marketing and transporting of responsibly sourced gas from well-head to end-user. This clean energy technology provides verified emissions profiles and captures the progress of greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation across the natural gas value chain, enhancing clean energy …
Traverse wind farm now serving PSO customers
Traverse, the largest wind farm built at one time in North America and one of three new wind facilities providing clean energy to Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) customers, has begun commercial operations. The Tulsa-based company announced Monday the start of operations for the 998-megawatt wind farm operation in Blaine and Custer Counties. Traverse is …
Entergy Arkansas plans 7.5% rate hike blaming higher natural gas prices
Customers of Entergy Arkansas can expect to see a 7.5% hike in their rates as the company has gone to the Arkansas Public Service Commission asking for permission to raise rates. The company announced it had made a filing with the commission to increase the Energy Cost Recovery (ECR) rate April 1. The ECR …
Kansas legislators don’t want to end wind subsidy program
Another effort to eliminate subsidies for the Kansas wind industry failed in a state Senate committee in the past week. State Sen. Mike Thompson of Shawnee says the industry no longer needs the subsidies because it is now well established reported the Kansas Reflector. Click here for Kansas Reflector
Will war cripple Russia’s oil production? One expert thinks so
Worth reading—the recent observations of geopolitical analyst Peter Zeihan who predicts that the longer the war exists between Russia and Ukraine, it will lead to the end of Russian oil production as we know it. The noted author who analyzes data from geography, demographics and global politics made his bold prediction. Click here for …
Pruitt to run for US Senate?
Reports indicate former EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt, who was Oklahoma’s Attorney General before being picked in the Trump administration, is considering a run to replace retiring U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe. Click here for News on 6
Halliburton stops business with Russia
In a Saturday announcement, Halliburton company said it immediately suspended future business in Russia. The company said it is complying with sanctions that prohibit transactions and work, including certain state-owned Russian customers. Several weeks ago, the Company halted all shipments of specific sanctioned parts and products to Russia. Halliburton has no active joint ventures …
Headlines of other energy stories
** The Biden administration on Friday said it would resume plans for oil and gas development on federal lands following a court ruling this week that temporarily restored a measure meant to factor the cost of global warming into federal decision-making. ** White House press secretary Jen Psaki urged operators of gasoline stations to pass on …
