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Development of oil and natural gas from shale from North Dakota, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and other states can drive U.S. economic growth and the President's call for an all-of-the-above approach to energy development.
Another 75 million cubic feet a day of natural gas will be captured and processed when a newly announced project opens at Ross in 2013. It means less flaring, less wasted natural gas, fewer emissions. It's a constructive strategy important to North Dakota's oil industry and the state.
A Canadian pipeline company plans to build a Bakken oil pipeline from one side of Lake Sakakawea to the other, but needs an environmental OK from several federal agencies to do it.
The Keystone XL pipeline was sent to the White House for President Barack Obama's signature because enough Republicans and Democrats voted to pass it. One might call that bipartisan.
A Houston-based gas company has announced plans to build a new plant near Ross, N.D., that could process up to 75 million cubic feet of natural gas per day.
Low natural gas prices aren't bad for everyone. A few other industries are seeing enormous boosts with cheap, readily available natural gas.
Forbes sets the record straight with facts about fracking, not playing on emotion like many of the frac-tivists do.
For the third year in a row energy played a central role in President Obama's State of the Union address, with the president leaning hard this year on the twin themes of increased domestic oil and gas production and the need to invest more in renewable sources.
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - North Dakota's natural gas production, which has been rising in step with its booming oil output, may require more pipeline capacity to carry the fuel to markets, a state official says.
North Dakota oil regulators on Monday endorsed new rules aimed at reducing the number of oil waste disposal pits and disclosing the chemical makeup of fluids pumped underground to coax oil to the surface.
