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[Geographer]

They may have taken James Harden from us...but we are taking their JOBS!

Advantage OKC.

[ElectricYogi]

I work for OG&E and have on good authority that there will not be an announcement about jobs moving to OKC. Sorry to disappoint.

[Pete]

I work for OG&E and have on good authority that there will not be an announcement about jobs moving to OKC. Sorry to disappoint.

Thanks.

[architect5311]

They may have taken James Harden from us...but we are taking their JOBS!

Advantage OKC.

About time we took something from them...Not that they took Harden from us, but Houston did take Kerr/McGee(Anadarko) and Conoco/Phillips. Any others?

[Praedura]

New name for OGE Energy's new midstream partnership? | News OK

[BoulderSooner]

New name for OGE Energy's new midstream partnership? | News OK

with a nice little credit to Okctalk.com

[soonerguru]

with a nice little credit to Okctalk.com

Credit well deserved! Pete has proven to be a very credible source of information. We appreciate your efforts, Pete, for not only providing a great source of community discussion, but also a great place to find out things happening behind the scenes!

[adaniel]

About time we took something from them...Not that they took Harden from us, but Houston did take Kerr/McGee(Anadarko) and Conoco/Phillips. Any others?

Not so much for OKC, but Houston has been a thorn in Tulsa's side.

Just off the top of my head: Citgo, Texaco & Unocal (now Chevron), Sunoco Pipeline Division, Amerada Hess, PetroHawk (now BHP Biliton). I have also heard rumors Laredo is divesting all of its OK properties and will likely leave the state (possibly to Dallas) in the next year.

I am sure there are some I'm missing.

[Bellaboo]

Not so much for OKC, but Houston has been a thorn in Tulsa's side.

Just off the top of my head: Citgo, Texaco & Unocal (now Chevron), Sunoco Pipeline Division, Amerada Hess, PetroHawk (now BHP Biliton). I have also heard rumors Laredo is divesting all of its OK properties and will likely leave the state (possibly to Dallas) in the next year.


I am sure there are some I'm missing.

Standard Oil upstream R&D to Exxon/Mobil a long time ago. Noble drilling from Ardmore also.

But didn't SandRidge buy some offshore operator's assests from Houston last year ?