Jerry Bohnen

The three legislators seeking help from the courts in prohibiting Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett from voting on rate cases for PSO, OGE, ONG aren't giving up.

When Gov. Stitt, the attorney general, legislative leaders and others in the state recently challenged a proposed Energy Department transmission line across Oklahoma, they labeled it as a “land grab.” The Energy Department cancelled the project last week.

We're not Scrooge for Christmas, it's just that in forms of energy gifts, we talk about growing opposition to transmission lines, wind and more corporation commission dramas.

Gulfport Energy just announced a buyback of nearly $13 million in shares from stockholder, Silver Point Capital, L.P. as part of its $1 billion buyback effort.

When the Kansas legislature convenes in early 2025, Representatives and Senators will face some pressure from Gov. Laura Kelly to do something about—-water.

The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is requesting stakeholder input in advance of policy development. Input is requested by February 3, 2025. DEQ is requesting input on policies that will be incorporated into state rules and, eventually, state 111(d) plans. Documents clarifying the requests for input are now available: Oil and Natural Gas Sector

The Williams Cos. is running into some opposition in North Carolina over its plans to expand the Transco natural gas pipeline.

Just because there are fewer oil rigs actively drilling for new crude oil in the U.S. doesn't mean there is less oil production. It's been confirmed by researchers at the U.S. Energy Information Administration which released November production numbers this week.

Members of the Oklahoma House received their committee appointments this week.

While crude oil prices fell less than half-a-percent on Monday, Oklahoma energy stocks recorded a day with gains.