By the end of the week, the Dow had tanked, and WTI traded above $65. Congress passed and the president signed a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill.
In the energy sector, it was relatively quiet, and so was the Bakken.
Operations
Production data for a great well has been "corrected" -- still a great well but not as good as originally reported
NOG looking to make new acquisitions
An old EOG short lateral coming up on 600,000 bbls of crude oil cumulative
Top North Dakota energy stories from ndenergy.org
Fracking
Varying amounts of proppant being used across the Bakken
Random update of an MRO mini re-frack in Antelope oil field
Frack using 20 million lbs sand
Pipeline
US Army Corps of Engineers miss DAPL deadline
Bakken 101
A case study, two Slawson wells
Bakken economy
Williston voters reject school bond
North Dakota pols eager to spend Legacy Fund money
Steffes to expand Dickinson manufacturing facility
Commentary
The myths of shale -- Richard Zeits
Bakken reality check
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