Washington, D.C. – Today the U.S. State Department extended the comment period for the Keystone XL Pipeline project. The State Department indicated “uncertainty created by the on-going litigation in the Nebraska Supreme Court” as a reason for additional time. Over 2,000 days ago TransCanada submitted its initial application for approval of […]
BISMARCK, N.D. – Senator John Hoeven today announced that the United States Postal Service (USPS) will this week bring Mobile Point of Sale (mPOS) devices to six locations in North Dakota. This development follows Hoeven’s ongoing work with USPS, including advocating for the installation of mPOS, to improve service across […]
NEW TOWN, N.D. – During her keynote address to MHA Nation’s Annual Bakken Oil and Gas Expo, U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp today spoke of the opportunities presented by energy production on tribal lands, while also discussing some of the challenges she is working to address. Heitkamp, a member of the […]
GARRISON, N.D. – U.S. Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, toured JM Grain in Garrison, ND to learn more about how their business utilizes export programs authorized by the Farm Bill to trade commodities around the world. North Dakota is a major agriculture exporter, with $4.1 […]
WILLISTON, N.D. – With the recent thaw, construction of Phase II is now underway. Phase II, the second apartment building being constructed on Williston State’s campus, is a mirror image of the first apartment building built at WSC, completed August 2013. Managed by Dakota Commercial & Development Co., Phase II […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – At a hearing of the Science, Space and Technology Committee today, Congressman Kevin Cramer questioned Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz on the Department of Energy’s (DOE) research in gas turbine efficiency, and the status of hydraulic fracturing research activities. “In North Dakota, any research that has as its ultimate […]
An unexpected increase in well pressure caused a tank to overflow and release about 650 barrels of oil and 450 barrels of brine at an oil and gas well about 4 miles southwest of Alexander. Oasis Petroleum North America reported Tuesday that all fluids were contained and recovered at the […]
Bismarck, N.D. – The North Dakota Petroleum Council (NDPC) has hired Habitat Unlimited, a habitat development and consulting firm located in Bismarck, N.D., to provide habitat development and professional grant writing assistance to wildlife chapters that wish to apply for grants available through the Outdoor Heritage Fund. “Hunting and fishing […]
BISMARCK – The Oil and Gas Division of the Department of Mineral Resources today announced new permit requirements for oil, gas and saltwater disposal wells. Effective June 1, 2014, covered, leak-proof containers designated for filter sock disposal are required to be on-site at saltwater disposal wells at all times and […]
Interview: Terry Barden, Belzona Building the Bakken Radio Episode 39 Segment 4: The Business of the Bakken Barden talks about Belzona and how Zap, ND, has reacted to the increased Bakken business.
Interviews: Ed Schafer, ND rep Vicky Steiner; Amanda Person, Beaver Creek Archeology, Dr. John Hutchinson: Building the Bakken Episode 39 Segment 3: Bakken Environment Water in the Bakken is discussed by a variety of experts on the subject.
Interviews: Judy Colgen, Rocky Mountiain Coal Association; Steve Van Dyke, Lignite Energy Council and Andrew Glas, Headwaters Research Building the Bakken Episode 39 Segment 2: Bakken Energy A round robin on coal and its value in the Bakken.
Interview: Matthew Nelson, musician Matthew and his brother Gunner will be performing at the Norsk Hostfest, Sept 30 – Oct 4, Minot, ND. Nelson talks about the shift that occurred in the music industry and how grunge music forced them to reinvent themselves to stay relevant and successful. Nelson also […]
Bismarck, ND- The North Dakota Geological Survey, Paleontology department has announced the locations for their 2014 summer public fossil digs. More than five sites have been chosen across the state and each will highlight a different period in North Dakota’s geologic time. The digs are scheduled throughout June, July and […]
Interviews: Todd Schilling, VP, JE Dunn; Bret Roessel, Bakken Contracting and Corey Walker, Epic Engineering Building the Bakken Episode 30 Segment 4: Bakken Construction Williston, Watford and Dickinson are busy these days and companies from all over the United States are doing business in the Bakken.
Interview: Kerry Frank, CEO, Comply365 Building the Bakken Radio Episode 30 Segment 3 – One on One Frank talks about how she went from stay-at-home mom to capturing 70 percent of the aviation industry business. Now she is bring that technology to the Bakken oil fields and North Dakota.
Interviews: John McEnroe, president ND Chapter Wildlife Society and John Cooper, US Fish & Wildlife Building the Bakken Radio Episode 30 Segment 2: Bakken Environment Cooper and McEnroe discuss the role of a regulator, reclamation and how oil and gas is treating the environment overall.
Interview: US Senator John Hoeven on Keystone XL Pipeline, BLM Streamline Act and how the Farm Bill relates to the 2013 livestock freeze in the Dakotas. Music: Bump, “Out of Reach”
Interview: Mayor Ed McConnell Building the Bakken Radio Episode 29 Segment 4: Bakken Community What’s next for Casselton?
Interviews: reporter Jim Monk, mayor Ed McConnell, senator John Hoeven, helicopter pilot Michael Estomo, rep. Vicky Steiner and congressman Kevin Cramer Building the Bakken Episode 29 Segment 3: Bakken Community First responders of the Casselton Derailment and government officials respond and react.
Interview: John Cooper, 22 year Law Enforcement Division US Fish & Wildlife and Senior Resident for ND, SD & NE. Building the Bakken Episode 29 Segment 2: One on One Interview Cooper has achieved many noteworthy accomplishments during his career in wildlife conservation. In 1982 he received the Wildlife Professional […]
Interview: US Congressman Kevin Cramer Building the Bakken Radio Episode 29 Segment 1: Bakken Government Congressman Cramer gives an update on rail safety after the train derailment on Casselton, ND.
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Interviews: Jeff Zarling, Nancy Hodur, Joe Diamico, Kevin Holten, Dean Bangsund, Jason Luithle, Ross Myran and Bryan Lange Building the Bakken Radio Episode 3 Segment 1: Bakken Housing High rents, lack of rooms, harsh winters, regulations, crew camps and other factors funnel into the housing industry in the Bakken. Williston […]
John Gibson talks about the difference between natural gas in the Bakken and Texas. Gibson is non-executive chairman of the board of ONEOK, ONEOK Partners and ONE Gas. He most recently was chairman and chief executive officer of both ONEOK and ONEOK Partners after serving as chairman, president and chief […]
Interview: US Congressman Kevin Cramer Building the Bakken Radio Episode 27 Segment : Bakken Government BLM Legislation update. Music Montage: Tom Peckskamp “Broadway”
Interviews: Dale Brown and Mark Eaton Building the Bakken Radio Episode 2 Segment 4: Teamwork in business and community. Host Jason Spiess interviews Dale Brown and Mark Eaton. Former NCAA head coach and current motivational speaker Dale Brown grew up near Berthold, North Dakota. Two days before he was born […]
Interview: Mary Hodell, South Heart, ND, resident Building the Bakken: Episode 2 Segment 3 The Crude Life: Traffic in the Oil Patch Mary Hodell shares her experiences driving on the roads in Western North Dakota and what it was like hitting an oil truck carrying Bakken crude oil.
Interviews: Richard Gardner, PHD Center for Rural Entrepreneurship, Patrick Hart, President Meyer Real Estate Group, Ken DeCubellis, CEO, Black Ridge Oil & Gas, Nancy Hodur, Research Professor NDSU, Shawn Kessel, Dickinson City Administrator, Peter Elzi, Principal Partner THK Associates Building the Bakken Radio Episode 2 Segment 2: Part 2 […]
Interview: GTUIT founder and CEO Brian CeBull Building the Bakken Radio Episode 27 Segment 3: Bakken Energy One on One with GTUIT founder and CEO Brian CeBull. (Billings, MT)
Interviews: Nate Moody, NDSU football player, Dickinson, ND, native; and Landon Lechler, NDSU football player, Beach, ND, native Building the Bakken Radio Episode 27 Segment 2: Bakken Home Town NDSU’s Boys of the Bakken. Interviews with Landon Lechler (Beach, ND) and Nate Moody (Dickinson)
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Interview: Current News Building the Bakken Radio Episode 26 Segment 1: News Update and Music Montage – Eden Parker’s Gold (Sidney MT native, living in ND now)
Interviews: Ed Schafer, Continental Resources Board of Director member and son of ND Business legend Harold Schafer and Craig Whitney, CEO Fargo/Moorhead/West Fargo Chamber Building the Bakken Episode 27: Segment 4: Backyard Inventors and Entrepreneurs of the Bakken Music: Blind Joe “Regular Joe”
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