One of the top stories this past week might be the fact that the price of WTI may have hit a new floor: $60. Another top story are the new North Dakota state oil production tax laws (linked below).
I drove from Dallas (Texas) to Williston; visited my dad for a few days, and then drove back to Dallas (Texas). Without question, the top story of the week has to be Reuters finding another reason why President Obama won't be announcing a decision on the Keystone XL before this October (2015).
My visit to North Dakota
Construction in the Bakken; price of gasoline, Texas to North Dakota
Video of truck reliever route northwest of Williston
Traffic at the four-mile corner west of Williston
Photograph: vacancy at the El Rancho hotel
Video of a "baby pad" in the Bakken
Video of the new bridge under construction across the Missouri River south of Williston
Video of a pad north of Alexander
Video of the Alexander bypass
Fracking water by pipeline
Video of another pad north of Alexander
Future home of SM Energy north of Williston
Crazy map of Williston
Video of "Country Cafe" in Alexander
Menards in Williston
Another pad north of Alexander
Operations
"NC" now being used by drillers: "NC" means the well has reached TD, but is awaiting completion
Bakken economy
State passes new laws on production taxes on oil and gas
Three new electrical power infrastructure projects approved for the Bakken
Refineries
Dickinson MDU-Calumet refinery to be on-line by May, 2015
Agriculture
New biofuel to be planted in North Dakota for US Navy jets
Miscellaneous
The former Mrs Harold Hamm loses her appeal
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