OK Energy Today

1 week ago | okenergytoday.com | Jerry Bohnen

Oklahoma energy stocks finished Tuesday’s trading with mixed results while oil prices saw little change. Investors are still trying to figure what will happen to global oil demand amid the on-again, off-again tariffs by President Donald Trump. As for energy stocks in Oklahoma, some saw up to a 5% loss for the day while one firm, Mammoth Energy jumped 13% by day’s end. Crude oil prices finished down.

1 week ago | okenergytoday.com | Jerry Bohnen

For a second day of trading, Oklahoma energy stocks saw performances into positive territory as they started the week with more gains than losses. Last Friday, they also rebounded from the large 20% losses inflicted during the tariff war. PHX Minerals had the largest percentage gain at more than 4% but one exception was Empire Petroleum which incurred a more than 9% loss for the day. Utilities in the state saw about 1% gains.

1 week ago | okenergytoday.com | Jerry Bohnen

If approved, a request by Oklahoma Natural Gas Company to increase its base rates by more than $41 million could mean higher gas bills for the firm’s 924,000 customers. But before a decision is made, regulators and a judge had to decide about who could intervene and challenge the case. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will take up ONG’s request (PUD2025-000011) during a Tuesday meeting. The company is seeking a performance base rate increase of $41,504,750 for the 12-months ending Dec.

1 week ago | okenergytoday.com | Jerry Bohnen

Vital Energy announced its annual shareholders meeting will be held in May. The Tulsa company, in a proxy statement filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission said the May 22 meeting will begin at 9 a.m. at the Santa Fe Plaza building, 521 E. 2nd Street in Tulsa. All stockholders of record as of the Record Date, March 25, 2025, are invited to attend the 2025 meeting.

1 week ago | okenergytoday.com | Jerry Bohnen

U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.), Ranking Member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.), and U.S. Representatives Teresa Leger Fernández (D-N.M.), Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.), and Gabe Vasquez (D-N.M.) reintroduced the Chaco Cultural Heritage Area Protection Act, legislation to protect Chaco Canyon and the greater sacred landscape surrounding the Chaco Culture National Historical Park.