After tying a post-boom low of 25 active rigs early in the week, the number of active rigs in North Dakota recovered to 29 by the end of the week; WTI briefly went over $50/bbl; settled around $49/bbl
Bakken 101
Packers Plus on high-intensity wells in the Bakken
Lack of fracking water is still not -- never has been -- an issue in the Bakken
DUCs
Update, US plays
Pipelines
Dakota Access Pipeline keystoned in Iowa: predicted and predictable
Bakken economy
Williston Wire
- moving into new high school
- Williston's population grew by almost 10% in 2015 (the year of the bust)
- North Dakota housing growth rate: highest in the US
- steady birth rates in western North Dakota
North Dakota's state mill and elevator doing just fine
Williston Wire
- South Ridge Apartments open
- Meg-A-Latte opens third location in Williston
- Williston High School Superintendent says "goodbye" after seven years
- Williston State College president says "goodbye" after seven years
Miscellaneous
Russia overtakes Saudi Arabia as China's leading supplies of crude oil
Saudi Aramco production/export numbers for 2015
No urgency for the Saudi Aramco IPO
OPEC: less relevant than ever; OPEC's death knell
Favorite global oil production graph updated
Four consecutive years of declining oil discoveries -- has never happened before
Takeaway capacity in western Canada may be inadequate
Memorial Day traffic could hit record this year
Trump: spoke on energy in Bismarck; North Dakota unpledged delegates put Trump over the top; celebrations break out worldwide; no links; stories everywhere
Humor
The core of the Bakken as seen by Wall Street
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