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• Major county wells completed by SandRidge Energy
  SandRidge Energy filed reports on the completion of three wells in Major County. Two...
  SandRidge Energy filed reports on the completion of three wells in Major County. Two of the wells were drilled on a single pad and had production of nearly 600 barrels of oil a day.
  
  The Harley 2014 2-18h, located at 18 20N 14W, a site 11 miles east of the town of Chester, produced  236 barrels of oil and 179 Mcf of natural gas a day when completed Aug. 27, of this year. The drilled depth was 17,678 feet, following a June spud date according to the completion report.
  
  The second well, the Harley 2014 3-18h, produced 328 barrels of oil a day and 300 Mcf of natural gas from a drilled depth of 14,106 feet. The completion was made July 2 of this year following spudding on April 27, 2022.  Combined production for the two wells was 564 barrels of oil daily.
  
  SandRidge’s third Major County well was the Penelope 2015 3-19h30h, completed August 27 of this year. Located at 30 20N 15W or about 5 miles southeast of Chester, the well had a depth of 17,678 feet and produced 181 barrels of oil and 400 Mcf of natural gas a day. The well was completed following a June 15 spudding. ~OkEnergyToday.com
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• ☕️What Else is Brewing Monday Morning
  Former President Trump was criticized by both Republicans and Democrats for urging for the ...
  Former President Trump was criticized by both Republicans and Democrats for urging for the “termination” of parts of the Constitution.
  
  Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were once again passed up to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. Fred McGriff will enter the HOF.
  
  Georgia, Michigan, TCU, and Ohio State were selected to compete for the national title in the College Football Playoff.
  
  The espresso martini made the top 10 list of most-ordered cocktails at US bars this year, displacing the Manhattan.
  
  
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• The Week Ahead
  Georgia runoff: Georgia residents have had to endure more weeks of political ads than...
  Georgia runoff: Georgia residents have had to endure more weeks of political ads than the rest of us, but that’ll end on Tuesday when a runoff election is held between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker. If Warnock holds, he’ll give the Democrats 51 seats in the Senate.
  
  World Cup: Round of 16 matches will continue through tomorrow until the final eight teams are determined and the quarterfinals kick off Friday. Time to figure out who you’re going to root for now that the US isn’t in it anymore.
  
  SCOTUS takes on consequential cases: Today, the Supreme Court will hear a case about a Colorado web designer who refused to provide services to a same-sex couple on religious grounds. Then on Wednesday, the court will hear a pivotal case concerning the power state lawmakers have in elections.
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• Power Grid Attack in North Carolina
  Attack leads to power outages in North Carolina. Tens of thousands of people in NC...
  Attack leads to power outages in North Carolina. Tens of thousands of people in NC lost power this weekend due to an “intentional” attack on the grid, officials said. Two electrical substations were damaged by gunfire, causing 95% of Duke Energy customers in Moore County to be left without power. County officials declared a curfew overnight on Sunday, telling residents to avoid going out in the below-freezing, extremely dark streets.
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• Russian oil selling at $79/barrel in Asia on Monday, well above price cap

  By: Reuters - Russia's ESPO oil blend from the Far Eastern port of Kozmino was selling for around $79 a barrel in Asian markets on Monday - almost a third higher than the price cap imposed on Russian oil by the G7 and European Union - according to Refinitiv data and estimates from industry sources.

  
  

  Russia exports up to 65 million tons of ESPO Blend oil per year via the Eastern Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) pipeline, including up to 35 million tons through the port of Kozmino.

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