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Flat oil prices for 2024 predicts Energy Information Administration

  If you were  expecting crude oil prices to climb this year, the prediction of the U.S. Energy Information Administration is that they won’t. Instead, they will remain about the same as they did in 2023. The EIA, in a report this week forecast average annual crude oil prices in …

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Speculation mounts about Chesapeake Energy merger

  Still no formal announcement regarding the anticipated merger between Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy Corp. and Southwestern Energy Co. based in Spring, Texas. But the speculation about the impact of such a deal, one that could have a value of $17 billion, is growing and led this week to a …

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ODOT Director in line for $60,000 pay hike

  A job with a $60,000 pay raise? It’s what the Oklahoma Department of Transportation governin board voted this week to give Tim Gatz for his work as head of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. Under the unaninimous move, Gatz will see his salary jump …

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Enjoy the slightly warmer weather while you can

  If we thought Tuesday morning brought some cold weather to the state, we’re being warned that even “colder” weather is on its way this weekend. Oklahoma Climatologist Gary McManus said the extreme temperatures won’t be as severe as what we experienced in February 2021 when Winter Storm Uri pounded …

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Legislator says ODOT plan is “Orwellian” and will fight it

The Oklahoma Transportation Department task force plan to tax drivers for the miles driven on state roads drew one opponent this week in the state legislature. Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, has filed what he called “a pivotal bill aimed at safeguarding Oklahomans’ freedom and privacy.” House Bill 2970 comes in …

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Crude oil prices bounced back in Tuesday’s trading

Crude oil prices gained about 2% in Tuesday’s trading while Oklahoma energy stocks suffered losses for the day. The Middle East crisis and a Libyan supply outage led to some of the gains for the day. US benchmark, West Texas Intermediate dropped $1.47 or 2.1% to finish at $72.24 a …

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Supreme Court won’t hear Koch, Exxon Mobil and API challenge to climate lawsuit

  A setback for Koch Industries, Exxon Mobil Corporation XOM and the American Petroleum Institute. The US Supreme Court refused this week to dismiss their request to move Minnesota’s climate change lawsuit from state court to federal court. The suit was filed in 2020 by Minnesota Attorney Geneeral Keith Ellison …

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Helmerich and Payne to release earnings report

  Make a note. Helmerich & Payne plans to release its first quarter 2024 earnings report at the end of the month. The Tulsa company announced it will hold a conference call on Tuesday, January 30 at 10 a.m. central time. The call will feature John Lindsay, President and CEO, …

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ONEOK to be part of Park City conference seeking investors

  A winter conference in Park City, Utah will draw ONEOK Inc. leaders this week. They plan to take part in the UBS Global Energy and Utilities Winter Conference on Jan. 9 and 10 in an effort to attract new investors.   The post ONEOK to be part of Park …

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Crude oil dropped 4% on move by Saudi Arabia to cut prices

A move by Saudi Arabia to adopt sharp price cuts sent crude prices tumbling by more than 4% on Monday. At the same time, there was a gain in OPEC output. US West Texas Intermediate crude fell $3.04 or 4.1% at $70.77 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. …

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