Jerry Bohnen

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1,700 barrels a day from Carter County wells for Continental Resources

  Continental Resources recently concluded a 3-well project on a single pad in Carter County with combined production of nearly 1,700 barrels of oil a day. The three Courtbet wells are located at 27 1S 3W, a site about one mile east of Ratliff City and each produced from the Woodford formation. The Courbet 5-27-16xhw produced …

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Completion reports for July 7, 2023

CARTER COUNTY Continental Resources Inc Woodford(9430): Oil 388 Gas 533 Water 4007 Flow 27 1S 3W Courbet 5-27-16xhw, March 28, 2023 HH, OIL, TD: 21720 ft Lat: 34.44506, Long: -97.49484 API: 35019264840000 Continental Resources Inc Woodford(9615): Oil 716 Gas 872 Water 4137 Flow 27 1S 3W Courbet 4-27-16xhw, March 25, 2023 HH, OIL, TD: 21122 ft Lat: 34.44506, Long: -97.49494 API: 35019264830000 Continental Resources Inc Woodford(9995): Oil 552 Gas …

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Amazon announces more renewable energy sources

  Amazon is spreading its global renewable  energy portfolio and recently reached 30 solar and wind projects in the southeastern US including two more solar farms in Arkansas. With five new solar and wind projects, Amazon expects to generate more than 7,500GWh once fully operational. It was last fall when two new solar energy projects …

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3,100 barrels a day from 4 Ovintiv wells in Kingfisher County

  Just as we suspected, the three-well single-pad project by Ovintiv Inc. reported in Kingfisher County was really a four-well single-pad project located one mile north of Okarche. It turned into four wells producing more than 3,100 barrels of oil a day. A fourth completion report was filed Thursday, one day after the three first …

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Completion reports for Jul6, 2023

KINGFISHER COUNTY Devon Energy Production Company Lp All Zones Producing: Oil 427 Gas 2272 Water 397 Flow 31 16N 9W Bornboomer 31_30-16n-9w 4hx, April 26, 2023 HH, OIL, TD: 20268 ft Lat: 35.81655, Long: -98.19025 API: 35073269390001 Devon Energy Production Company Lp All Zones Producing: Oil 715 Gas 3221 Water 579 Flow 31 16N 9W Bornboomer 31_30-16n-9w 5hx, April 26, 2023 HH, OIL, TD: 20033 ft …

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Permits to drill for July 6, 2023

Kay County OGG #10-35, July 06 2023 35 25N 1W CNWNWSE API: 07124122 Lat: 36.60008269677669, Long: -97.27253636007914 KODA OPERATING LLC SH, RC, 4850 ft, HOOVER(1866), OREAD(2159) Seminole County GWIN #5-2, July 06 2023 02 7N 5E NWSWSESE API: 13325398 Lat: 35.1022741343277, Long: -96.74379848690909 REACH OIL AND GAS COMPANY INC DH, DR, 4825 ft, WEWOKA(2326), CALVIN(2820), SENORA 404SNOR …

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Crude oil prices were flat in Thursday’s trading

Crude oil prices ended up flat in Thursday’s trading while Oklahoma energy stocks suffered losses for the day, largely because of tighter U.S. crude supplies and a growing likelihood of a coming interest rate hike. West Texas Intermediate crude gained 1 cents to $71.80 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It came at …

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Two counties in New Mexico account for 29% of Permian Basin crude oil production

  Many readers might associate the Permian Basin only to West Texas, but a new report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration shows just how important two counties in southeast New Mexico are to the oil production of the Basin. In southeastern New Mexico, horizontal wells in Lea and Eddy counties drove much of the …

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Private broadband group sees membership growth

  While the Oklahoma Broadband Office moves ahead in development of extending public broadband service to more rural areas in the state, a national group that advocates private broadband networks reports its membership is more than 100 groups. Utility Broadband Alliance, formed in 2021, surpassed a major membership milestone with the addition of CenterPoint Energy, …

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Lingering effects of 2021 winter storm felt by dozens of Kansas towns and cities

  The 2021 Winter Storm Yuri is still on the minds of dozens of cities and towns in Kansas because they still owe millions of dollars in  exorbitant gas bills from utility providers. More than 50 cities and one municipal energy agency have asked for help from the City Utility Low-Interest Loan Program created by …

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