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The Chart of the Day shows production from North Dakota could increase to between 450,000 barrels and 700,000 barrels a day in the next three to seven years, according to a December report from the North Dakota Pipeline Authority, citing a forecast from the state’s Department of Mineral Resources. Alaska’s output may fall to 450,000 barrels daily by 2017, the Energy Department said Dec. 16 in its Annual Energy Outlook.
