Interview: Curtis Shuck, president, Red River Oilfield Services Curtis Shuck discusses how the Bakken has changed over the past five years and companies have had to adapt in order to stay competitive and relevant. He also talk about how the logistical and transportation chain has changed as well. The Bakken’s […]
Interview: Vicky Steiner, executive director, Western Dakota Energy Association Talks about a recent six city study regarding the future growth and investment into the Bakken. She also talks about the change in leadership for the Western Dakota Energy Association.
Interviews: Geoff Simon, executive director, Western Dakotas Energy Association Talks about the investment into oil and gas producing counties in the Dakotas as well as how some cities are leveraged to the point where they are exploring new revenue centers.
Interview: Steven Kjergaard, Airport Director, Sloulin International Airport, Williston, ND Talks about the official groundbreaking for the new Williston Basin International Airport.
Interview: Steven Kjergaard, Airport Director, Sloulin International Airport, Williston, ND Talks about the logistics and costs of moving an airport the size of a small town. Only four airport relocations have occurred in the past 30 years.
Interview: Steven Kjergaard, Airport Director, Sloulin International Airport, Williston, ND Talks about the relocation of the new Williston Basin airport and what the current flight numbers are.
Interview: Bill Murphy, owner, Remax Bakken Realty, Williston Gives an update on Bakken real estate and hotel vacancies. http://www.mbienergyservices.com
Interview: Ron Ness, president, North Dakota Petroleum Council Gives an overview of the difficulties service providers are seeing with the downturn in the Bakken. Interview: Lynn Helms, director, ND Department of Mineral Resources Explains the efficiency with oil companies in the Bakken due to lower oil prices. Interview: Rick Rodgers, […]
Part Four of multimedia journalist Jason Spiess’ interview with Brian Sullivan, “Power Lunch” Co-Anchor Jason Spiess: I was just talking with Michael Houge, a real estate broker out of Minneapolis. He represents a number of investments in the Bakken and other shale plays. And what he was talking about was […]
Part Three of multimedia journalist Jason Spiess’ interview with Brian Sullivan, “Power Lunch” Co-Anchor Jason Spiess: Same question. What was it like this go around? Still $300 to $400 a night hotel rooms? What was the new normal? Brian Sullivan: I paid $129-a-night this time and it was in the […]
Part Two of multimedia journalist Jason Spiess’ interview with Brian Sullivan, “Power Lunch” Co-Anchor Jason Spiess: About June 2014 oil started hovering around $60 and the trend was showing a declining future rather than a rebound back to $100. Oil companies started talking about future adjustments. I attended several annual […]
Part One of multimedia journalist Jason Spiess’ interview with Brian Sullivan, “Power Lunch” Co-Anchor Jason Spiess: Just so we can get some context for the interview. Tell me about your first trip to the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota. Brian Sullivan: First trip to North Dakota was 2013 when […]
Interview: Lynn Helms, director, North Dakota Dept of Minerals Explains why rig counts are down 88% from the peak, with Williams County down 98%. Helms said oil companies are using uncompleted wells and inactive wells as tools to manage their cash flow.
Commercial real estate broker Michael Houge is feeling the shift in the modern day California Gold Rush and is using the word “recalibration” a lot these days. Houge, who lives and works in Minneapolis and the Bakken has seen the shale revolution impact his day to day life for nearly […]
In the world of commercial and industrial properties, Houge is seeing a change in the types of owners in the Bakken. “So I have two types of owners. Oil fields service companies that want to get those properties off their books and I have developers who are property owners who […]
Building the Bakken Episode 109 Segment 4 – Bakken Natives Interviews: Warren Froehlich, Williston, ND, resident Froelich talks about the pros and cons of the oil patch. From greed to community development to the changing lifestyle of living in the country.
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 […]
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