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    With no letup in the bombing and missiles between Israel and Iran, crude oil prices shot up nearly as fast as the exchange of warfare is taking place between the two Middle East Continue reading » The post Crude oil prices jump 3% on more fighting between Israel and Iran first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

  Opponents of a storage of outdated wind turbine blades that appeared in Cushing are proclaiming victory after the Cushing City Planning Commission recommended Thursday the operation be denied a request for a conditional use Continue reading » The post Cushing wind blade recycling center denied permit first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

    Nearly all of the thousands of PSO and OGE customers who lost electrical power in this week’s severe weather have the lights back on in their homes and businesses. The storms Continue reading » The post Utilities made quick work of storm outages first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

  The nation’s crude oil supplies took a big tumble of more than 11 million barrels in the most recent reporting period issued by the federal government. Oklahoma’s Cushing Hub was Continue reading » The post Crude oil supplies fall across US including Oklahoma’s Cushing Hub first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

  US Senator James Lankford (R-OK) and Congressman Josh Brecheen (R-OK) are urging the Environmental Protection Agency to investigate the environmental and public health risks of the abortion drug mifepristone, warning that its Continue reading » The post Sen. Lankford and Rep. Brecheen want EPA to probe whether abortion drug is contaminating water supplies first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

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    Tulsa’s NGL Energy Partners LP announced a quarterly cash distribution this week to shareholders of some of its preferred shares. The company’s Board of Directors of its general partners Continue reading » The post NGL Energy Partners LP announces quarterly cash distribution first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

  A federal district judge ruled late Tuesday that the State of Oklahoma has sufficiently proven there has not been any substantive change in poultry litter pollution of the Illinois River Watershed (IRW) following trial Continue reading » The post Judge—Illinois River is still polluted by poultry waste first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

  The U.S. Supreme Court issued a second ruling this week regarding the EPA but this one involved a case on appeal by an Oklahoma oil refining company and others that challenged a small Continue reading » The post Supreme Court overturns lower court ruling in Wynnewood Refinery fight with EPA first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More

    If this sounds like a re-run of an Oklahoma story, it is not, but customers of a major electric provider in Kansas are complaining about a proposed $196 million rate hike. Sound Continue reading » The post Kansas ratepayers complain about proposed rate hike first appeared on Oklahoma Energy Today... Read More