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2 injection wells shut down after Oklahoma quakes

2015-07-29 02:17:19| Oil & Gas - Topix.net

Oil and gas operators shut down two wastewater injection wells in northern Oklahoma on Tuesday and reduced operations at a third after several earthquakes centered in the town of Crescent rattled the state Stephens Production and Devon Energy each voluntarily closed one well, and Stephens reduced operations at another well by 50 percent, Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Matt Skinner said. "In this case, we didn't have to issue a directive.

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