Topic: gas
Energy - 05.27.2011
Drilling the numbers
Devon, Chesapeake, SandRidge and Continental announce first-quarter earnings, plans for future growth
Devon Energy Corp. turned 40 this year, and is eyeing growth at its Devon Energy Center Downtown, in the Cana Woodford shale in western Oklahoma, and through its operations in Texas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming and Canada.
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Economy - 08.19.2011
Crude's rollercoaster brings down pump prices
by OKCBiz Staff
Pump prices across the state have been trending downward lately as the
price of oil failed to sustain much upward momentum this week. Oklahoma
drivers are now paying an average of $3.434 per gallon for self-serve
regular, a 1.6-cent decrease from last week and a dip of 16 cents since
the end of July. Nationwide, prices shed 3.1 cents from last week to
settle at $3.585 today. Read more
Energy - 09.26.2011
Oklahoma gas prices drop
by Submitted
Oklahoma’s gasoline price average has fallen 23 cents over the last 17
days, according to AAA Oklahoma. Today’s average price across the state
for a gallon of self-serve regular is $3.341. This compares with a
national average today of $3.493, down 17 cents since Sept. 9, 2011. Read more
Energy - 04.10.2012
Three Chesapeake deals to net $2.6 billion
by OKCBiz Staff
Three oil and gas asset monetization transactions announced by Chesapeake Energy Corp. will result in proceeds of about $2.6 billion in cash.
Read moreEnergy - 06.21.2012
GMX shares in trouble with NYSE
by okcBIZ Staff
Oklahoma City-based
energy company GMX Resources Inc. was notified June 20 by the New York Stock
Exchange that the decline in the company’s share price to under $1 is out of
compliance with listing standards. The company was founded in 1998 and publicly
traded since 2001. Read more
Tourism - 06.26.2012
AAA expects strong holiday travel around July 4
by okcBIZ Staff
AAA predicts a busy travel weekend around the July 4 holiday both nationwide and in Oklahoma.
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Energy - 01.29.2013
McClendon announces retirement from Chesapeake
The energy company's founder and CEO will step down April 1.
Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon announced that he will be retiring from the company, effective April 1. The announcement came in a news release issued by the company today. Read more
Education - 02.21.2013
Gusher of knowledge
OCU drills deep with new energy programs and scholarships
When 25-year-old landman James Burns looked up to see the dean of
Meinders School of Business teaching his first master’s course in energy
management, he knew he had enrolled in the right program. Read more
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