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United States oil production hits record high for September

United States oil production hits record high for September
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Chevron becomes big player in the Bakken following acquisition of Hess

Chevron becomes big player in the Bakken following acquisition of Hess
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Immigration as a solution to a workforce shortage

That was the subject of a panel discussion at the GNDC Policy Summit.

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Fifty teachers learning about oil and gas during the annual Teacher Education Seminar, sponsored by the ND Petroleum Foundation

The seminar is held at BSC

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North Dakota lawmakers vote to end tax triggered by high oil prices

Gov. Doug Burgum has said he would sign a bill to dispose of the so-called oil tax trigger, which he referred to as an “excess profits tax on companies that are investing greatly in our industry.”

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