16 counties in Oklahoma have gasoline prices higher than $4
Gasoline prices in Oklahoma continue a slow climb upward and as of Tuesday at least 16 of the state’s...
Gasoline prices in Oklahoma continue a slow climb upward and as of Tuesday at least 16 of the state’s 77 counties had averages better than $4 a gallon.
The highest average in the state is in Coal County where prices are $4.60 a gallon. The range of $4-plus gasoline is not just in the southeast part of Oklahoma. It stretches to the state line with Texas and to the Southwest, the Northwest and the Panhandle and into north central Oklahoma.
The new state average is $4.06 which is 5 cents more than one week ago. Oklahoma’s average one month ago was $3.78 and a year ago, motorists paid an average of $2.75.
Judge orders new BLM analysis of Colo. fracking plan
Senior Judge Marcia Krieger of the US District Court for...
Senior Judge Marcia Krieger of the US District Court for the District of Colorado has ordered the Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service to conduct a new National Environmental Policy Act analysis of a Colorado hydraulic fracturing project after ruling that the government did not adequately consider climate risk in its original assessment. The North Fork Mancos Master Development Plan seeks to drill 35 new wells on 35,000 acres on Colorado's Western Slope.
N.D. provides more time for gas pipeline proposals
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has pushed back the deadline for proposals to build a natural...
The North Dakota Industrial Commission has pushed back the deadline for proposals to build a natural gas pipeline linking the western and eastern parts of the state to Aug. 15 because no applications were submitted before the original deadline this month. In November, the North Dakota Legislature approved $150 million in federal coronavirus aid to fund the construction of a trans-state gas pipeline intended to reduce flaring, but MDU Resources subsidiary WBI Energy said regulatory uncertainty, surging costs and weak demand make such a project unfeasible.
The energy sector is set for a lower start, pressured by weakness in the broader markets. Wall St futures...
The energy sector is set for a lower start, pressured by weakness in the broader markets. Wall St futures are down in pre-market trading as a weak forecast from Snap Inc hit shares of social media companies. Snap shares fell 31% premarket, following a revenue warning on Monday, during which the company noted that the macroeconomic environment has deteriorated more than anticipated. Later Tuesday, investors will receive new commentary from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, data on U.S. new home sales and gauges of U.S. manufacturing activity.
WTI and Brent crude oil recovered earlier losses and are flirting with the flatline as existing concerns over tight supply is slightly outweighing worries over a possible recession and China’s COVID-19 restrictions.
White House Weighs Use of Emergency Diesel Reserve to Ease Supply Crunch
The White House is weighing an emergency declaration to release diesel from a rarely used stockpile in...
The White House is weighing an emergency declaration to release diesel from a rarely used stockpile in a bid to address a major supply crunch and blunt rising prices, an administration official said on May 23.
Diesel is essential for the U.S economy, powering farms and the construction sector along with the trucks, trains and boats that help move goods. Rising diesel prices will help drive up inflation, which has hit 40-year highs.
The national average price for diesel stood at $5.56 a gallon as of May 22, shy of the record of $5.58 set last week, according to AAA, a national motorist advocacy group. This marks a 75% increase from a year ago.
