Energy Transfer Partners makes largest donation ever to University of Mary capital project BLAIR EMERSON Bismarck Tribune The Dakota Access Pipeline developer has made the single largest donation to the University of Mary’s capital campaign. At a news conference...
April: Industry sees positive changes in North Dakota IN THIS ISSUE: NDIC approves changes to natural gas capture policy; Ordinary High Water Mark Survey for Lake Sakakawea completed; Pick Up the Patch events scheduled; WBPC registration clears 1,600. READ...
Mineral owners eagerly await Missouri River survey made public this week AMY DALRYMPLE Bismarck Tribune Mineral owners and their attorneys will be busy for the next two months reviewing a new study of the historical channel of the Missouri River, a report that aims to...
The return of the Bakken “When we say the Bakken is back what I say is I think there’s so much potential and so much work yet to do,” Kathy Neset who is the vice chair for the North Dakota Petroleum Council. There’s a lot that’s been...
ND oil country begging for workers, say officials By Jack Dura / Bismarck Tribune BISMARCK—The jobs outlook in the Oil Patch in western North Dakota is at its highest level in three years. Central North Dakota looks good, too, heading into summer. Released last week,...
State streamlines permits for flex pipe By Renée Jean rjean@willistonherald.com Thousands of trucks that used to be required for hauling fresh water to well completions have been taken off the road by a simple device. That device is flexible water transfer pipes, and...
