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Welcome to North Dakota Petroleum Council Web Site

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The North Dakota Petroleum Council is a trade association that represents more than 160 companies involved in all aspects of the oil and gas industry including oil and gas production, refining, pipeline, transportation, mineral leasing, consulting, legal work, and oil field service activities in North Dakota, South Dakota, and the Rocky Mountain Region. Petroleum Council members produced 75% of the nearly 45 million barrels of oil produced in North Dakota in 2007.

The Petroleum Council will hold its 28th Annual Meeting on September 16 –18, 2008 at the Radisson Hotel in Bismarck.

The meeting begins on the 16th with open golf and a reception at the Bistro.

The golf tournament, Heritage Center luncheon and history exhibition, sporting clays, and Hall of Fame banquet will be held September 17th.

Thursday September 18th sessions include:

· Industry Presentations

· Williston Basin Pipeline Capacity Issues

· Regulatory Issues

· Global Warming: Science, Politics, and Economic Reality

· Senator Tim Mathern, Democrat Candidate for Governor

· What to expect in the 2009 Legislature

· Chairman’s Luncheon with Keynote Addresses by Governor John Hoeven and Mark Papa, CEO EOG Resources.

For details, information, and registration for the three-day event, go to the North Dakota Petroleum Council web site www.ndoil.org or call 701.223.6380.

Click Here for more information, forms and agenda.

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According to a recent study, the petroleum industry in North Dakota needs to hire nearly 12,000 new employees by 2010 to keep pace with the industry’s rapid growth and to replace workers scheduled to retire over the next few years. The industry expects to need an additional 3,300 new workers in 2007 alone to keep up with growth, replacements, and retirements. Industry leaders say this is good news for people looking for a job or a higher paying job in North Dakota. According to Job Service, the average yearly wage in the oil and gas industry in 2005 was $60,330. Jobs in demand include everything from equipment operators and truck drivers, to engineers and geologists. For more information on the need for workers, see the “oil industry jobs” section on this web site.

The Bakken Formation in North Dakota is attracting attention as one of the most exciting oil plays across the United States. The Bakken Formation has the potential to vastly increase North Dakota’s oil production with its enormous reserves. To find out more about the North Dakota Bakken Formation, read the Oil and Gas Tidbits Issue II, and see a map of the Bakken Formation by looking under the “News” section on this web site.

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