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Jay F. Marks has been covering Oklahoma news since graduating from Oklahoma State University in 1996. He worked in Sulphur and Enid before joining The Oklahoman in 2005. Marks has been covering the energy industry since 2009.

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Oklahoma City group trying to turn U.S. Postal Service on to natural gas May 24, 2013 A group of Oklahoma City businessmen are pitching a plan to build a market for natural gas vehicles, starting with the U.S. Postal Service. Read More
Oklahoma tornadoes: Oklahoma energy companies contribute millions to relief efforts May 22, 2013 Several of Oklahoma's largest energy companies have pledged more than $7.5 million to aid in disaster relief efforts after deadly tornadoes struck the state. Read More
Oklahoma energy companies contribute more than $6.5 million to relief efforts May 21, 2013 Several of Oklahoma's largest energy companies have pledged more than $6 million to aid in disaster relief efforts after deadly tornadoes struck the state. Read More
Gasoline prices hit record high in Oklahoma City May 21, 2013 Oklahoma City drivers saw gasoline prices hit a record high Monday. The average price per gallon climbed to $3.966 a gallon after peaking Sunday at $3.909. Read More
Oklahoma has history of blocking pipeline construction May 15, 2013 Pipeline protest issued by Oklahoma governor on the first statehood day. Read More
Two women are arrested in Oklahoma pipeline protest May 15, 2013 Two more protesters have been arrested for trying to block construction of the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline in Oklahoma. Read More
Oklahoma City man arrested after pipeline protest May 13, 2013 Oklahoma City resident Bob Waldrop, 60, was arrested for blocking construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in Hughes County. Read More
TransCanada files lawsuit to block Keystone XL protests May 11, 2013 Pipeline developer TransCanada has filed a lawsuit in Atoka County seeking to block protesters from getting in the way of construction of the southern section of its Keystone XL pipeline. Read More
Advocates pitch alternative fuels at Oklahoma City symposium May 10, 2013 The Central Oklahoma Clean Cities coalition will hold a Ride & Drive event Thursday where attendees will be able to test drive alternative vehicles that run on electricity, natural gas and propane. Read More
Oklahoman reporter tests alternative fuel vehicles May 10, 2013 Business reporter Jay F. Marks tried out three alternative fuel vehicles after Thursday's Clean Fleet Technologies Symposium. Read More
Continental Resources Inc. reports quarterly profit May 09, 2013 Continental Resources Inc. reported net income of $141 million for the first quarter due to record oil production. Read More
Chesapeake Energy tabs new director May 03, 2013 Chesapeake Energy Corp. tabbed Service Corp. International CEO Thomas L. Ryan to fill a vacancy on its board. Read More
Chesapeake Energy selling more Pennsylvania acreage; new director named May 03, 2013 Chesapeake Energy Corp. will sell about 99,000 net acres in Pennsylvania to Pittsburgh-based EQT Corp. for $113 million. Read More
Devon Energy ready to cash in on 2010 asset sales May 02, 2013 Devon Energy Corp. expects to bring back to the United States about $2 billion from some 2010 asset sales, thanks to a change in its tax position, officials said Wednesday. Read More
Oklahoma protest aims to block Keystone XL construction April 29, 2013 Two Texas men were arrested Monday after a protest along the Keystone XL route in Hughes County. Read More
Continental Resources’ Harold Hamm expects Oklahoma City to continue growing as vibrant city April 28, 2013 Continental Resources Inc. CEO Harold Hamm said he expects the same qualities that attracted his company to Oklahoma City to foster continued growth and vibrancy. Read More
Two more SandRidge Energy executives will leave in May April 27, 2013 SandRidge Energy Inc. executives Todd N. Tipton and Rodney E. Johnson are leaving the company, effective May 10, according to a regulatory filing. Read More
Protester blocks Keystone XL's path in southern Oklahoma April 26, 2013 A man opposed to construction of the Keystone XL pipeline locked his arm in a concrete capsule Thursday to halt the project's progress across southern Oklahoma. Read More
Francis Tuttle Technology Center to train CNG technicians April 26, 2013 Francis Tuttle Technology Center will begin training automotive students to earn certification as alternative fuels technicians this fall. Read More
Devon Energy earns green building certification for Oklahoma City headquarters April 22, 2013 Devon Energy Center has earned gold certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design under a rating system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council. Read More
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