The Dakota Access Pipeline marks six months of operations on New Year’s Day, and new data show that North Dakota is already enjoying major benefits from the $3.8 billion project.
The pipeline has significantly lowered energy transportation costs and energy companies to move their oil to the Gulf Coast, where it fetches a higher price. So it’s little surprise that energy production has surged since the Dakota Access Pipeline opened.Operations
The Bakken strikes back, version 2
Active rigs in North Dakota drops below 50
What does Whiting see in Alger / Robinson Lake?
Bakken wells turned off when oil prices drop
CLR with two nice wells in Brooklyn oil field
Case study: Kukla well, #16422
CLR shows major improvement in oil production -- Mike Filloon
Fracking
Random update of re-fracked QEP wells in Heart Butte
Miscellaneous
Operators who may have benefited by scrapping hedges
WTI closes out the year at $60.10
NDSG releases rare earths study
Whiting discovers new oil and gas pool in western North Dakota
Record cold in the Bakken (for this time of year)
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