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Proposed Electric Vehicle Fee Stirs Resentment Among Oklahoma Owners

A bill passed by the state House of Representatives Wednesday would impose an annual fee on owners of plug-in hybrid and all-electric vehicles in Oklahoma, and that’s leaving some electric car owners feeling singled out.

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Fallin Directs Officials to Discuss Alternatives for Quake-Linked Wastewater

Fallin told the crowd Oklahoma’s oil and gas industry injected 1.5 billion barrels of wastewater from fracking into the ground last year.

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Update: What StateImpact Is Watching In Oklahoma’s 2015 Legislative Session

There’s only about a month left in Oklahoma’s 2015 legislative session, and if bills haven’t made it out of the chamber they started in by now, they’re dead.

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Litigation and Low Prices Drill Oil Industry in Osage County

Mike Mackey, owner of Osage Wireline Inc. cut half his workforce last month.

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Harold Hamm Says U.S. Oil Industry No Longer Needs Keystone XL Pipeline

Hamm tells Reuters railroads have become more and more important and viable as a way to transport crude.

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Teague to OK Oil Industry: Merging Energy and Environment Offices a ‘Huge Advantage’

The Sierra Club said combining the offices was a “disservice” to the state.

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Kerr-McGee Was Wrong to Dump Polluted Sites Into Spinoff Company, Judge Rules

On Thursday, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge ruled that was improper.

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Former Creek County Refinery Site Added to Superfund Priority List

The Lorraine and Wilcox refineries operated from 1915 until 1965 about 30 miles southwest of Tulsa in Creek County.

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OK Congressional Delegation Not Happy with Osage County Drilling Rules Process

Oklahoma’s seven members of the U.S. Congress sent a letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs in late September.

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Supreme Court Sides With Ethanol Over Oil

The federal Environmental Protection Agency approved the use of fuel containing up to 15% ethanol in 2010, and today, the court decided not to hear a challenge to that decision.

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