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Kansas Oil and Gas Producers Concerned About Short Term Energy Outlook

By KMUW Radio
Published January 16, 2019 at 2:51 PM CST
The latest energy survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City shows a stagnant economic outlook for the Kansas oil industry. (Photo Credit: Kansas Geological Survey)
The latest energy survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City shows a stagnant economic outlook for the Kansas oil industry. (Photo Credit: Kansas Geological Survey)

A recent drop in oil prices from $70 a barrel to less than $50 a barrel has Kansas oil and gas producers worried about the short-term future. Brian Grimmett of the Kansas News Service reports from Wichita.

Find more on the future of energy production in Kansas from reporter Brian Grimmett here.

       

 
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