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Dickinson refinery celebrates opening about 2 months after ramp up
North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner raised his fist as he encouraged the crowd around him to chant along.For more information
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Dakota Prairie Refinery Brings Business to Dickinson Area
The opening of Dakota Prairie Refinery will bring more than diesel to the state.
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Authorities weigh in on lifting of federal oil export ban
What would it mean for North Dakota and the nation if the long-standing federal ban on exporting crude oil were lifted?
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NextEra granted wind information towers in southern Stark County
At their regular meeting Tuesday, Stark County commissioners approved conditional use permits for two tracts of land in the southern part of the county for wind farm company NextEra Energy Resources to erect two information towers.
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Company wants to operate 75 wind turbines just north of Tioga in Oil Patch
Cold winters and an industrial-based economy have forced North Dakota to rely on coal to meet demanding electric needs. But now, its sweeping wind gusts are attracting turbines.
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North Dakota rig data suggests stability
The exploration and production side of the North Dakota energy sector may be leveling off as the number of deployed rigs holds steady, state data show. For more information |
Congress Approves $250 million for Oil Transportation Safety
Safety is always a concern when transporting energy like oil and natural gas.
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N.D. regulators grant more exceptions to gas flaring policy
The North Dakota Industrial Commission granted more exceptions Tuesday to its natural gas flaring policy, and Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms said officials have discussed possibly delaying a stricter gas capture goal set to take effect in January.
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