OKESI

total amount OKESI
customers have saved:

123,729,599.00
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Savings for October 2011:

$2,873,337.00

Savings for November 2011:

$2,296,443.00

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Our mission is clear to be your “Clear Energy Source™”. Whether you operate a large factory, a growing concern, a commercial enterprise or simply want to reduce your energy costs, Oklahoma Energy Services, Inc. (OKESI) is your clear source. OKESI will save you serious money on the same energy you use every day. Our team is committed to creating value to satisfy your energy requirements.

Reducing the uncertainty that exists in today’s deregulated energy market. This means supplying you with the resources, knowledge and confidence to buy your energy smarter. Because OKESI buys its natural gas directly from a worldwide energy producer, you are protected against supply interruption by one of the strongest, most reliable producers in the world.

The Fastest, Smartest, Most Painless & Most Profitable Change You’ll Make All Year.

Changing your energy supplier to OKESI is as quick as a phone call or an email. Our energy professionals are both knowledgeable and personable and eager to help tailor the right energy purchase program for your energy needs. OKESI offers its customers the most innovative and creative products with a primary emphasis of helping our customers to control costs and manage volatility that exist in today’s energy markets.

With the unpredictability that exists in energy marketplace coupled with significant volatilities customers are better prepared to manage the short and long term energy purchases with the selection of OKESI as you’re “Clear Energy Source™”.

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recent news

January 27, 2012

Weekly Market Update

Earlier this week, the February 2012 natural gas contract rebounded from last week’s ten-year lows, gaining $.436 through Wednesday’s trading. The gains were largely driven by a parade of E&P companies cutting dry-gas production targets this year and into 2013. Most notably, on Monday Chesapeake announced that it would reduce gas production by 8% and [...]

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January 20, 2012

Weekly Market Update

The February 2012 contract dropped to a 10-year low of $2.322 on Thursday following yet another below average storage withdrawal report. Thursday’s bearish report of a draw of 87-Bcf was 61% lower than last year’s 222-Bcf withdrawal. As a result, the inventory surplus to 2011 ballooned to +539-Bcf and +566-Bcf to the five-year average. Short [...]

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January 13, 2012

Weekly Market Update

Futures markets accelerated quickly to the downside this week with the February 2012 contract losing $.40 from a Tuesday intraday high of $3.045 to Thursday’s intraday low of $2.651. Record production from the shale plays and mild winter weather throughout the nation have combined to push storage levels to a surplus of nearly 400-Bcf as [...]

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