Interview: US Senator John Hoeven Comments on the easement to start construction again on the Dakota Access Pipeline. Interview: U.S. Heidi Heitkamp Comments on the easement…
Interview: US Senator John Hoeven Comments on votes for Dept of Energy’s Rick Perry and Dept of Interior Ryan Zinke. He also talks about the easement…
Interview: US Senator John Hoeven, US Senator Heidi Heitkamp and US Congressman Kevin Cramer The three respond to President Trump's executive orders on the Dakota Access…
Interview: Dr. Loren Scott, President, Loren Scott and Associates Talks about how OPEC has lost its power in pricing oil. He also explain what will have to…
Interview: Lynn Helms, Director, North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Explains how the Bakken will continue to develop in western North Dakota and what oil prices…
Interview: William Prentice, CEO, Meridian Energy Group Talks about how the new Davis Refinery will be using wastewater and zero emission technology.
Interview: Patrick Hughes, CEO, Prairie Company and North Dakota LNG Gives an update on the liquid natural gas business and how their Tioga LNG facility is…
Interview: Peter Kearl, Inventor and Managing Member, Qmast, Grand Junction, Colorado Explains how his microwave oil production can be used to replace fracking in some shale…
Interview: Jennifer Delony, Managing Editor, Oilman Magazine Gives a preview of what will be in the upcoming issue of The Oilman Magazine and also how technology…
Interview: Lynn Helms, Director, North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Gives an update on the Bakken's 2016 production and how 2017 looks. He also discusses projected oil…
Interview: Nicolas Flom, Director, Northern Plains UAS Test Site Talks about UAS/drone testing in the Northern Plains and how it will impact the Bakken Oilfields.
Interview: Peter Kearl, Inventor, Qmast, Grand Junction, CO Talks about their microwave innovation in energy production and extraction. He explains how the technology works and the barriers…
Interview: Curtis Shuck, President, Red River Oilfield Services, Williston, ND Shares his displeasure with the "main stream media" and their reporting of the Bakken Bust. He…
Interview: Evan Whiteford, LiUNA, Ray, ND Talk about the Dakota Access Pipeline and the number of people who worked on the project. He also talks about…
Interview: U.S. Senator John Hoeven Talks about the number of meetings, tribal councils and pipeline re-routes that were involved with the siting of the Dakota Access…
Interview: North Dakota Governor Jack Dalrymple Comments on the DAPL protesters, the winter weather and his emergency evacuation order.
Interview: Curtis Shuck, President, Red River Oilfield Services, Williston, ND Gives an update on their company as well as what the overall Williston Basin oilfield activity…
Interview: US Senator John Hoeven Talks about the DAPL and offers some facts, myths and thoughts on the issue.
Interview: Kathleen Sgamma Talks about Western Energy Alliance Protests, Pipeline Technology, and BLM Auctions going online due to protesting.
Interview: Steven Kjergaard, Executive Director, Williston Basin International Airport Talks about the activity in the Bakken's airport in Williston, ND. He also discusses their project of…
Interview: U.S. Congressman Kevin Cramer Gives an overview of how the energy industry will look under a Trump administration. Cramer talks oil, gas and coal.
Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly Talks about how their biggest hurdles entering the energy industry and what kind of learning curve is involved.
Interview: Nick Candito, CEO, Progressly Talks about how their company has been integrating technology into the energy workplace.
Exxon is being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding whether the company properly values its assets, the Wall Street Journal reports. This is…
The number of drilling permits for oil and gas exploration issued by Texas regulators for the month of April shows to be down 20 percent compared…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on May 12 said it has completed a set of rules intended to regulate methane and other emissions from new natural…
Despite continuing low commodity prices, activity in the fairly new STACK play in Oklahoma has become a main focus for operators working in the Sooner state.…
In a surprise move, oilfield services giants Halliburton and Baker Hughes on May 1 announced that plans for a merger had been terminated. The announcement follows…
While lawmakers in Oklahoma work to fill the $1.3 billion hole in the state’s budget for next year, Moody’s Investors Service released reports on several oil-producing…
On Apr. 14, the Obama Administration released a final set of rules on offshore drilling that are geared toward preventing an explosion similar to the one…
On Wednesday, the proposed merger of the No. 2 and No. 3 oilfield services firms was derailed again by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which…
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) on Monday released a report on seismic activity to update the agency’s 50-year seismicity projections. This forecast is updated every six…
Officials from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) along with representatives from the North Texas Exploration & Production Safety Network (NTEPS) participated in a ceremony…
A new study has revealed that the recent increase in oil and natural gas production in the U.S. has not caused increased methane levels on a…
Less than 48 hours after opening briefs were filed in federal court by four Western states, oil and gas trade groups, and one tribe challenging the…
Two highly-anticipated court decisions regarding endangered species were announced this week scoring big wins for not only the oil and natural gas industry, but also the…
Hundreds of thousands of Texans are employed by oil and gas companies both in the state and around the world. When the prices of oil and…
Northern Natural Gas has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for authorization to build and operate new natural gas transportation facilities in Gaines County, Texas,…
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan: Final Rule released on Aug. 3. EPA’s final rule establishes interim and final CO2 emission performance rates for two…
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell in March released final standards for hydraulic fracturing on public and American Indian lands. The standards update requirements for well-bore…
After the U.S. Senate in early March failed to override President Obama’s veto of legislation that would have approved TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL Pipeline project, Sen.…
U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee, and Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-N.D.), joined 19 of their Senate colleagues on…
ABB has introduced the Tropos 6420-XA, a fourth-generation outdoor broadband mesh router that is an oil well pad communications hub for all life cycle phases from…
BP has agreed to use Schlumberger’s Petrel E&P software platform to support BP’s new digital technology roll out. The first deployment of the two-year global implementation…
Mtelligence Corp. (Mtell) and MapR Technologies Inc. have released a big data platform, called Mtell Reservoir, which uses the MapR Distribution, including Hadoop, Mtell Previse Software,…
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) Office of Enforcement Division of Energy Market Oversight presented the 2014 State of the Markets Report during a March 19…
Jericho Oil Corp. has closed on its previously announced acquisition of a 50% working interest in 1,850 acres in northeastern Oklahoma. This transaction is the first…
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on April 1, in accordance with a March 20 FERC order issuing a Presidential Permit, granted Houston Pipe Line Company’s…
Columbia Gulf Transmission in March filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to construct, own and…
