“I’m in the doghouse” has an entirely different meaning in the oil and natural gas industry. In fact, it’s a good thing. Doghouses are climate-controlled, ergon...
Pick up a piece of paper. It’s pretty thin, right? Well it’s actually 10,000 nanometers thick. Now take a piece of your hair. That is 50,000 times thicker than ...
Since his retirement as an agriculture teacher at Harrah Public Schools, Jack Gorczyca is dedicated to running his farm full- time. His land in Konawa, OK has b...
While studying mechanical engineering at the University of Oklahoma, the opportunity of a lifetime fell into Caleb Atchley’s lap. When oil and natural gas produ...
As part of an on-going commitment to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education efforts, the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board (OERB) hoste...
Oil and natural gas activity directly creates jobs in surveying, leasing, drilling, transportation, production, refining and other industry related operations. ...
Well Site Safety Day took place last week at the Oklahoma State Capitol to raise awareness about some of the dangers present at well sites.
The Oklahoma Ener...
For every drilling rig and pump jack across our state, a land agreement had to be reached before they could get down to work. But how exactly are these agreemen...
Located on the northern end of the SCOOP shale formation in Grady County, Okla., Chickasha’s success is closely linked to the state’s oil and natural gas indust...
Wherever you find oil, you’ll also find pumpjacks. Over 96% of oil wells require the lifting power of a pumpjack from the beginning. And 100% of oil wells need ...
