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5 days ago · The deal means some of ConocoPhillips’s petroleum production is coming home to Oklahoma. According to the company's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, about one-eighth of Marathon’s overall oil and natural gas sales came from Oklahoma last year. The company says it’s been drilling in Oklahoma for more than a century.
5 days ago · May 30, 2024. Crude stocks took a dip in the past week across the U.S. and at the Cushing Hub in Oklahoma. The nation’s total crude oil stocks, reported the U.S. Energy Information Administration, dropped from 458.8 million barrels as of May 17 to 454.7 million barrels on May 24.
3 days ago · By year-end 2016, U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates indicate, Oklahoma had grown proved oil reserves to 1.7 billion barrels and proved gas reserves to 34.4 trillion cubic feet, 70 and 220 percent higher, respectively, than in 1981.
5 days ago · Thursday’s trading produced a nearly 2% drop in US crude oil prices. While crude oil prices dropped Thursday for a second straight day, Oklahoma energy stocks made gains. The price drop came after a weak fuel demand across the country was reported by the government.
5 days ago · The Ledgerwoods of Oklahoma, who have owned 230 acres outside Maysville for more than 100 years, had long lived with oil wells on their property, as ProPublica reported. In 2017, a repurposed well leaked brine, contaminating 2 acres with salt- and chloride-heavy water.
1 day ago · Kolibri owns a 62.9% working interest in both of the Nickel Hill wells, which were drilled at a 6-well per section spacing pattern. Russell Microcap Index. On May 31, 2024, FTSE Russell, announced ...
4 days ago · But unlike what happened in 1889 when lands were opened to settlement, this time the competition is for access to the energy resources that lie below the surface.” Centered in western Oklahoma, the Anadarko Basin covers 50,000 square miles across the Sooner State and extending into the Texas Panhandle and southwestern Kansas.
