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U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Increased by 6.3 Bcf/d in 2025 Natural gas pipeline projects completed in the United States in 2025 increased capacity by approximately 6.3 billion cubic feet per Continue reading » The post Most 2025 Gas Pipelines Link South Central to Supply first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

Tenth District Manufacturing Activity Shows Modest Growth, Expectations Improve A new Federal Reserve Bank survey showed a gain in manufacturing activity in Oklahoma and the other states that make up the Tenth District of the Continue reading » The post Tenth District Manufacturing Activity Shows Modest Growth first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

U.S. Power Grid to Add 86 GW of New Generating Capacity in 2026 U.S. power plant developers and operators plan to add 86 gigawatts (GW) of new utility-scale electric generating capacity to Continue reading » The post U.S. Power Grid to Add Record 86 GW of Capacity in 2026 first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

Rare Earth Magnet Manufacturing Expands as MP Materials Announces Texas Campus A month after Stillwater-based USA Rare Earth, LLC announced a major move in its production of rare earth magnets, the firm apparently has Continue reading » The post Major rival emerges for Stillwater rare earth magnet firm first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

After U.S. and Iran’s nuclear talks ended in a stalemate raising more fears there will be an armed exchange in the Middle East, crude oil prices rose nearly 3% on Friday. Investors Continue reading » The post US and Iran stalemate sent oil prices climbing on Friday first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

The end of a third round of nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran sent crude oil prices rising ever so slightly on Thursday. It was described as “choppy” trading by Reuters Continue reading » The post Slight gain in crude oil prices following end of latest US and Iran nuclear talks first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

( Credit: Matthew Perez for Tulsa Flyer) Since a proposed Sand Springs data center project would sit partially in Osage County, the developer had to go before the Osage Mineral Council which is part of the Continue reading » The post Osage tribe reviews controversial Sand Springs data center proposal first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

Five months after ICE and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol launched an effort to remove illegal truckers from the state’s turnpikes and interstates, the federal government recently announced a new requirement that all truckers Continue reading » The post Federal licensing rule follows Oklahoma trucker crackdown first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

Firms move quickly to transfer to Houston Devon Energy is moving quickly to transfer its headquarters from Oklahoma City to Houston following its recent merger with Coterra Energy, a Texas firm. Merger and integration team Continue reading » The post Devon and Coterra name merger team members first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

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