Here is an update of an ONEOK story posted on January 23, 2011: Bear Paw Energy has the permits to build the two natural gas gathering and processing plants northwest of Williston mentioned in the January 23, 2011 post (in that post, it was noted that three NG plants would eventually be built. (Regional links break early and break often.)
- Bear Paw Stateline I will be built 15 miles northwest of Williston in Hebron Township. The plant will be built on a 40-acre site near the corner of County Road 5 and 56th Street Northwest.
- A second plant, called the Stateline II plant, is planned for a 40-acre site next to the first plant. Link here (regional links break early and break often).
Bear Paw Energy, LLC, is a subsidiary of ONEOK.
Some data points:
- The two plants will be capable of processing 200 million cubic feet of natural gas/day
- The plants will cost about $275 million to build
- The pipeline will cost about $24 million; capacity of the pipeline -- 65,000 bopd
- Currently one-fourth of North Dakota's natural gas is being flared (burned off)
Actually I think this expansion was part of what ONEOK previously announced in their January press release, which you posted in January.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.oneokpartners.com/en/NewsRoom/NewsReleases.aspx
I'm sure you are correct. You have a good memory. As I posted that I remembered the posts on ONEOK but did not note that or link that.
ReplyDeleteI guess in my mind I had compartmentalized this. The ONEOK post was with regard to the amount of money being invested by ONEOK in western North Dakota.
This story above was compartmentalized in my brain where I store photographs of Williston. The story above suggests a very interesting photograph of the changing economy of Williston.
I will update the above to reflect your comments. Thanks you.