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Devon’s 1Q financial report to be released in early May

After reporting $1.7 billion in cash flow in the fourth quarter of 2023, the highest in the past year, Oklahoma City’s Devon Energy plans a release of its first-quarter 2024 results in slightly more than a month. The company announced it will release the quarterly results on Wednesday, May 1 …

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Saturday and Sunday can’t come soon enough in Oklahoma

  Can’t wait until Sunday when temperatures hit the 80s? It’ll be far from the freezing weather the state experienced Tuesday morning. Oklahoma Climatologist Gary McManus wrote that the state has a history of cold, cold weather in March.   He noted in his Tuesday morning Oklahoma Mesonet newsletter that …

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Crude oil and Oklahoma energy stocks fell in Tuesday’s trading

  Not only did crude oil prices settle lower on Tuesday but Oklahoma energy stocks did as well. Observers say the fall in crude happened after investors re-thought the impact of Russian refinery capacity in the country’s war with Ukraine. West Texas Intermediate crude finished down 33 cents or 0.4% …

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Baltimore bridge collapse brings back memories of Oklahoma’s 2002 I-40 bridge collapse

  The tragic tanker collision that brought down the Baltimore, Maryland bridge and perhaps claimed six lives was a stark reminder of a similar incident that occurred 22 years ago in eastern Oklahoma. However, instead of half a dozen lives lost, 14 people were killed when a barge hit the …

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BlackRock’s Larry Fink says company’s investment policies are not discriminatory

  “BlackRock has never supported divesting from traditional energy firms.” That’s the claim BlackRock’s Larry Fink made in his annual letter to employees as the company fights claims in Oklahoma and other oil and gas producing states that the firm’s ESG policies are discriminatory. Entitled “Time to Rethink Retirement,” the lengthy …

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Canoo acquires manufacturing equipment from bankrupt EV firm Arrival

  Canoo, the EV manufacturer in Oklahoma City, is taking advantage of a competitor’s bankruptcy and acquiring its manufacturing equipment to be used in Oklahoma. Canoo has acquired what is labeled as “advanced” manufacturing equipment from bankrupt commercial EV startup Arrival headquartered in Europe. A report indicates that the equipment is …

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Lithium production leads to questions about lack of regulation

    An investigation by Reuters into the nation’s lithium development found a confusing mix of who might regulate such large projects as those in southern Arkansas’ Smackover play. It found for example that in Oklahoma, no one seems to know who might regulate any lithium projects. The Oklahoma Corporation …

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Crude oil prices made gains in Monday’s trading and so did OK energy stocks

  Russia’s decision this week to curb oil output and its attacks on natural gas lines in Ukraine resulted in higher crude oil prices in Monday’s trading. Ukraine’s attacks on Russia’s energy infrastructure also added to increased prices. At the same time, Oklahoma energy stocks recorded gains for the day. …

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Cole remains critical of President’s freeze on LNG port permits

  In a recent Washington update, Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole delivered another blast critical of the Biden administration’s latest “Green New Deal” gift—-the President’s freeze on new permits for LNG export terminals. “This short-sighted decision was nothing more than a political move to placate environmentalists at the expense of the …

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Another roundtable discussion planned by Oklahoma oil and gas regulators

    Another division of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission is planning to hold a roundtable discussion with members of the state’s oil and gas industry. The Oil and Gas Conservation Division announced it will hold an Industry Roundtable meeting on Monday, April 1 at 1:30 p.m. The purpose of the …

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