Tulsa

Southern Union Co. announced Friday that it closed on the sale of its Southern Union Gas Texas division to Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. for an estimated $420 million.

In an effort to strengthen its balance sheet, Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. said last week it has agreed to sell certain natural gas and oil-producing properties for $300 million in cash to an undisclosed producer.

In an effort to strengthen its balance sheet, Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. said Monday it has agreed to sell certain natural gas and oil-producing properties for $300 million in cash to an undisclosed producer.

Tulsa, OK-based Williams Energy Partners LP (WEP), a partnership that transports and stores refined products and ammonia, sought to distance itself from troubled Williams Cos. Inc. last week by making changes to its partnership agreement to give greater control to unitholders.

Tulsa, OK-based Williams Energy Partners LP (WEP), a Williams’ partnership affiliate that transports and stores refined products and ammonia, said Monday it has made changes to its partnership agreement to give greater control to unitholders.

Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. and Southern Union Co. jointly reported last week that Oneok has entered into an agreement to acquire the Southern Union Gas Co. Texas division and related assets for $420 million in cash.

Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. and Southern Union Co. jointly reported Wednesday that Oneok has entered into an agreement to acquire the Southern Union Gas Co. Texas division and related assets for $420 million in cash.

Williams cut another 110 Tulsa employees Wednesday, including 60 from energy marketing and trading and 50 from corporate operations. So far, about 300 Williams marketing and trading employees have lost their jobs this year leaving about 500-550 today. Another 70 from the company’s London office are likely to suffer a similar fate early next month.

Tulsa, OK-based Oneok Inc. said Tuesday it has reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit that was brought by the family of an elderly couple who were killed following two explosions at a Kansas storage site in early 2001.