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Completion reports filed for November 5, 2019. BLAINE COUNTY Continental Resources Inc Mississippian(13790): Gas 32817 Water 2691 Flow30 13N 13W Heckenberg 2-30-19xh, July 16, 2018 HH, GAS, TD: 25478 ft Lat: 35.56693, Long: -98.62253 API: 35011238530001 GRADY COUNTY Roan Resources Llc Woodford: Oil 641 Gas 978 Water 3083 Pump24 10N 5W Needles 24-13-10-5 2xh, November 24, 2018 HH, OIL, TD: …
Read More »Permits to drill for November 5, 2019
Permits to drill issued for November 5, 2019. Alfalfa CountyWESSELS 18-25-10 #1H, November 05 2019 07 25N 10W SWSWSWSW API: 00323390 Lat: 36.652745669559444, Long: -98.32365395797518 BCE-MACH LLC HH, DR, 11200 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN(5778) Blaine CountyBUFFALO HEIFER 18-10-32 #1MH, January 09 2019 05 17N 10W NENENENE API: 01124161 Lat: 35.984868762047746, Long: -98.28216121251494 CHISHOLM OIL …
Read More »Devon reports strong earnings and increased oil production in 3Q
Oklahoma City’s Devon Energy reported 2019 third quarter net earnings of $109 million or 27 cents a diluted share along with a 22 percent increase in cash flow, resulting in an increase in the full year 2019 guidance for the company. Core earnings were $103 million or 26 cents a …
Read More »Two Permian Basin operators hit with environmental violations
Two Texas-based energy companies have been issued notices of violation by the New Mexico Environment Department over their operations in the Permian Basin. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency also issued similar notices for the violations against Mewbourne Oil Co. which is based in Tyler, Texas and Matador Production Co. of …
Read More »Cleanup underway of North Dakota oil leak
Canada’s TC Energy Corp reported it has recovered nearly half of the more than 9,000 barrels of oil from a pipeline leak in North Dakota. An estimated 4,300 barrels were reported recovered after last week’s leak in Walsh County which is in the northeast part of the state. “Preliminary work …
Read More »Losses in the 3Q reported by Chesapeake Energy—spending cuts coming in 2020
Hit with a net loss of $61 million in the third quarter 2019, Oklahoma City’s Chesapeake Energy is preparing for spending cuts in its 2020 budget. The company also warned about its ability to continue as a going concern as its debt is close to $10 billion which is about …
Read More »EPA formally rolls back Obama-era coal ash rules
The Environmental Protection Agency is rolling back Obama administration rules governing the storage and disposal of coal ash, rules intended to prevent the toxic waste from getting into waterways. The rules were implemented in 2015 and required energy plants that burned coal to dispose of the powder by using wastewater …
Read More »Wastewater center to be developed in New Mexico’s Permian Basin
A Texas-based oil and gas water company is moving into southeast New Mexico, to provide processing for water and other fluids generated during operations in western section of the booming Permian Basin. Oilfield Water Logistics, based in Center, Texas, announced its plans to develop a 540-acre oil and gas …
Read More »No letup by Chevron in the Permian Basin
California oil major Chevron is preparing for another big push in the Permian Basin of West Texas. The company filed for drilling permits to develop 17 horizontal wells on in Midland County and other four horizontal wells on a pair of leases in Culberson County, Railroad Commission of Texas records …
Read More »Oklahoman part of Indian effort to create renewable energy on reservations
Fourteen environmental, nonprofit and political groups hosted a day of events in response to the Shale conference on October 23, 2019 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. At noon the public was invited to “stand in solidatiry with members of the Seneca, Sioux, Lakota and other Native and faith leaders to protect our …
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