Summit Carbon Solutions announced that Continental Resources Inc. will commit $250 million over the next two years to help fund the development and construction of Summit’s $4.5 billion carbon capture and sequestration project. Continental Resources Chairman Harold Hamm and CEO Bill Berry along with Summit Agricultural Group CEO Bruce Rastetter […]
U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND), a Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee member, hosted events in North Dakota with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan. “Even though I knew we would not always agree on policy, I voted to confirm Michael Regan as EPA Administrator Regan because he […]
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum sent The Crude Life the following statement after the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers‘ decision to allow the Dakota Access Pipeline to continue operations while an environmental impact statement (EIS) is completed. “The Army Corps of Engineers made the right decision today to allow additional […]
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum visited Billings County to survey areas damaged by a wildfire that broke out Thursday, thanking the firefighters and emergency services personnel from more than 20 agencies who fought the blaze and successfully kept it from reaching the city of Medora, which had been evacuated as […]
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum Summary written by content correspondent Genneca Houser We jumped right into some great conversation about the Energy Industry in North Dakota since the Biden Administration has taken over. Many changes have taken place just since January 20th including President Biden signing Executive Orders that would otherwise cripple the […]
The Crude Life Morning Show: Play Hard Work Hard Episode 31 Hour One Play Hard: Boa constrictor bans in Florida, Industrial Forest talk, rolling blackouts in Minnesota, Texas grid issues and investigations and why does the media check-in with Bill Gates on Texas? Hour Two Work Hard: Texas State Representative Brooks […]
U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND), a Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee member, sent The Crude Life following statement on the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalizing rules to update the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for the oil and natural gas industry: “The Obama Administration weaponized EPA rules to […]
Mark Fox, chairman, The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation, is demanding the Department of Interior uphold its duty as the tribe’s trustee and restore justice regarding the tribe’s Missouri River property rights. The MHA Nation contends that the Department of the Interior violated treaties going back to 1825, by issuing […]
In a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) sent today, Gov. Doug Burgum underscored the severity of North Dakota’s propane distribution and supply issue and requested that the FERC take further action to increase the supply of propane to the state. Burgum thanked the FERC for its announcement […]
Small Business USA Interview: Steven Tidwell, Tidwell Industries Steve Tidwell, Tidwell Industries talks about his innovative product and how is it one of the ways oil and gas companies are saving money. Social Media Segment Interview: Troy Schrenk, Chief Commercian Officer, Target Lodging Troy Schrenk, Chief Commercial Officer, Target Lodging, […]
Weekly Davis Refinery Update Interview: Dan Hedrington, SEH Hedrington gives a timeline on the Davis Refinery now that the public comment period is over. He also pontificates what this Spring will look like for construction on the refinery. Energy Economy Interview: Darren Gollehon, Petroleum Consultants Gollehon gives an update on […]
Energy Communities Interview: Curtis Shuck, executive director, Great Northern Corridor Coalition Shuck talks about the investments made by the rail companies and Bakken communities in order to satisfy the rise in demand of energy, ag and manufacturing. Energy Economy Interview: Greg Walcher, president, Natural Resource Group Walcher and Spiess discuss […]
Hess Midstream Partners LP announced the formation of a 50/50 joint venture with Targa Resources Corp. to construct a new 200 million standard cubic feet per day gas processing plant called Little Missouri Four (LM4). The new gas plant will be located at Targa’s existing Little Missouri facility, south of […]
Weekly Davis Refinery Update Interview: Dan Hedrington, principal, SEH Hedrington gives details on the public meeting for The Davis Refinery’s air permit approval, January 17, in Dickinson. He also gives details on other ways to give public comments with the North Dakota Department of Health. GroundBreakers Special Interview: Brian Kalk, […]
Weekly Davis Refinery Update Interview: Dan Hedrington, principal, SEH Hedrington gives details on the public meeting for The Davis Refinery’s air permit approval, January 17, in Dickinson. He also gives details on other ways to give public comments with the North Dakota Department of Health. Year in Review – Weekly […]
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum explains how the 15,000 jobs available in the state will be filled by out-of-the-region and out-of-country workers if the area doesn’t fill those positions. He compares a few aspects of what is happening to the Bakken’s economy to what happened in Canada.
Small Business USA Interview: Ashley Jonas, yogi-entrepreneur, SimplyAshes.com Jonas talks about how a young female is making it in the marketplace. She talks about her product, yoga, and how it is viewed as a specialty and how her online store is another way to generate revenue. Workplace Wellness Interview: Erik […]
Multimedia Kidtrepreneur Otis recently sat down with The First Lady of North Dakota, Kathryn Helgaas Burgum for this Kids and Capitalism KidCast. Otis is currently working on a series titled – “First Jobs.” In this exclusive interview, Otis asks The First Lady about her first job and what advice she […]
The Oil and Gas Division today presented an order of proposed final administrative rules to the North Dakota Industrial Commission. The Commission voted 3-0 to approve the rule change order. Changes to the administrative code include proposals to require sundry notices for spills not responded to with adequate resources, site […]
Interview: Justin Kringstad, director, North Dakota Pipeline Authority Kringstad discusses the future of refracs in the Bakken as well as explains the basic science behind it. He also relays some information from the Western Dakota Energy Association’s annual meeting, where he was a panel moderator and presentor. Technology is discusses […]
Governor Doug Burgum has proclaimed October Energy Awareness Month in North Dakota. This proclamation coincides with a national Energy Awareness campaign promoted by the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC). The IOGCC is a multi-state government agency, of which Burgum is a member. The IOGCC advocates for environmentally sound […]
Dakota Access Pipeline LLC has donated $15 million to the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services (DES) to help retire debt incurred by the state as a result of its response to the Dakota Access Pipeline protests, Gov. Doug Burgum announced today. The donation, wired this afternoon to the […]
Building the Bakken Radio Episode 213, week of August 26, 2017. Building the Bakken Radio Segment 1 Interview: Dan Hedrington, principal and engineer, SEH Hedrington talks about the testing the Davis Refinery has undergone to ensure there will be no visual impacts from Theodore Roosevelt National Park. He explains how […]
Interview: ND Gov Doug Burgum and Lt. Gov Brent Sanford Burgum gives an update on the Bakken and how impressed he is with oil companies being able to respond to low oil prices. Sanford talks about the how the Bakken will be integrating more drones and UAS technology.
Interviews: Doug Burgum, entrepreneur and politician Talks about the potential for UAS in the northern skies. He also talks about the investment potential in the UAS marketplace as well.
Interview: Doug Burgum, entrepreneur Talks about the importance of the coal industry and how much economic impact it creates.
Interview: Doug Burgum, businessman and politician Talks about how technology can be used in oil and gas by using automatic data collection and micro-sensors.
Interview: Doug Burgum, entrepreneur and politician Talks about the idea of restructuring how local governments receive money from the state and how subsidized infrastructure is a major part of our economy right now.
Interview: Andy Black, President, CEO, National Association of Pipelines and Doug Burgum, entrepreneur Black discusses the Dakota Pipeline protest, water safety and the importance of pipelines. Burgum discusses how government budgets have increased significantly over the past 15 years.
Interview: Doug Burgum, founder/owner Kilbourne Group, ND Gubernatorial Candidate Talks about spills, pipelines and flaring in the Bakken and North Dakota.
Interview: Doug Burgum, founder, Kilbourne Group Gives his opinion on why energy infrastructure is critical for the region’s economy. He also explains why coal energy is vital for communities and the economy. Burgum also opines on why a republican is needed in the White House to support coal, oil, gas […]
Interview: Doug Burgum, founder/owner Kilbourne Group, ND Gubernatorial Candidate Shares his views on Western North Dakota, peak oil, a business friendly environment for energy companies and how technology impacts the energy industry.
Interview: Doug Burgum, founder, Kilbourne Group, and ND Gubernatorial Candidate Talks about Big Data and how it impacts business owners’ bottom lines and can shrink the size of government and bureaucracy.
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