Jerry Bohnen

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Completion reports for March 9, 2023

ATOKA COUNTY Trinity Operating Usg Llc Mississippian(23191): Gas 6946 Water 2897 Flow 15 2N 12E Kiedaisch 3-15.22.27.34h, October 13, 2022 HH, GAS, TD: 23342 ft Lat: 34.63940, Long: -96.03004 API: 35005204770000 Trinity Operating Usg Llc Woodford(13084): Gas 12380 Water 1826 Flow 15 2N 12E Kiedaisch 1-15/22/27/h, October 17, 2022 HH, GAS, TD: 22479 ft Lat: 34.63936, Long: -96.03017 API: 35005204750000 Trinity Operating Usg Llc Woodford(13087): Gas …

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Permits to drill for March 9, 2023

Canadian County ED HALEY 15-13N-9W #6H, February 02 2023 15 13N 9W NESWSWSE API: 01725916 Lat: 35.59573931382226, Long: -98.14372947657478 DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO LP HH, AM, 16665 ft, MISSISSIPPIAN (LESS CHESTER)(11415) Canadian County ED HALEY 15-13N-9W #4H, February 02 2023 15 13N 9W NESWSWSE API: 01725914 Lat: 35.59573931994417, Long: -98.14362857328722 DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION CO LP HH, AM, …

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Energy briefs

** President Biden unveiled his proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 on Thursday, which in part took aim at billions of dollars of tax subsidies the White House said benefit the fossil fuel industry. According to the White House, the proposed budget would strip $31 billion worth of “special tax treatment” for oil and gas company investments in addition to …

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Devon has no plans for deep rush into LNG market

  Leadership at Oklahoma City’s Devon Energy made it clear this week it does not want to rush deeper into the global LNG market. President and CEO Rick Muncrief  told the CERAWeek by S&P Global conference he anticipates moving only about 10% of Devon’s gross gas volumes  into the LNG market reported Hart Energy. Click …

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Nebraska and Iowa sue over ethanol indecision by EPA

  The government can’t reach a decision soon enough for the Republican Attorneys General in Nebraska and Iowa  regarding year-round sales of higher-ethanol fuel blends. So Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird and Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers announced they intend to sue the Environmental Protection Agency for delaying the decision. It was nearly a year ago …

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Keystone operator ordered to reduce pressure on oil flowing to Cushing

  T-C Energy said this week it would comply with a federal government order to reduce the operating pressure on the Keystone pipeline where a break in December 2022 spilled nearly 13,000 barrels oil into a northern Kansas creek. The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued the order on Tuesday, requiring TC Energy …

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Kansas Attorney General takes stand against ESG use in state pension systems

  Kansas legislators joined the movement to target investment firms that apply ESG as a litmus test for state pension systems. State Attorney General Kris Kobach, who last week sued a natural gas supplier over alleged price manipulation during the 2021 winter storm Uri, testified this week in support of the legislation that would prohibit …

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Study shows salt caverns to hold hydrogen for future power generation

  Salt caverns throughout the Midwest are used to store natural gas and oil and now researchers at the University of Texas have issued a study showing the same caverns could be used to store hydrogen for future power generation. Hydrogen is looked at as a form of alternative energy and the study by the …

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Arkansas senate okays bill to eliminate solar power net metering

  The stage is set for a fight in Arkansas where the state senate this week passed a bill to dismantle the state’s net metering policy and give credit to solar customers for power produced at a lower wholesale rate. The Arkansas Times reports the measure, Senate Bill 295, would curtail the state’s booming solar …

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Political leaders react to death of Love’s Travel Stops founder

  The death this week of Love’s store chain founder Tom Love in Oklahoma City brought an outpouring of condolences from some of the state’s top politicians. Congressman Tom Cole said he was deeply saddened by the loss of his dear friend and fellow Chickasaw citizen. ” Tom was a superb Oklahoman and American. There …

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