Top story of the week:
- Joe Biden is still president
- DAPL is allowed to remain open;
- Colonial Pipeline shut down by Darkside ransomware; back into operation in about a week;
Top international non-energy story:
Top international energy story:
- Brent briefly touches $70;
- US blinks: gives Putin a waiver for Nordstream 2; got nothing in return; great negotiators.
- US blinks: removes sanctions on Iran; got nothing in return; great negotiators.
- Arctic ice melt allows Russia to move in; Biden administration makes a speech;
Top national non-energy story:
Top national energy story:
- Shale basin economics continue to improve;
- Oasis exits the Permian; returns to the Bakken as a pure-play Bakken operator;
Top North Dakota non-energy story:
Top North Dakota energy story:
- ND Supreme Court rules for oil companies on royalties; and, here;
- Natural gas in the Bakken; constraints;
- Natural gas constraints to impact ethane pricing in the Bakken;
Geoff Simon's top North Dakota energy stories:
Operators:
- Oasis permits, updated;
- Hunt Oil to put ten wells on one drilling unit;
- Kraken permitting picks up; no rigs;
- Enerplus acquisition in the Bakken, an update; Bruin acquisition;
- Saturn Oil & Gas: Oxbow acquisition north of Williston;
Operations:
Wells:
Fracking:
Pipelines:
Refineries;
Bakken economy:
If Joemala thought the Russian helf fix the 2016 elections, then why are they being so hospitable to Herr Putin?? Frauds.
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Great question. LOL.
DeleteFYI regarding halo effect just SW of city limits. Keep an eye out for halo effect on two older Bakken wells drilled directly behind Sitting Bull sales ring and Handy Andy’s nursery. Massive pad just built directly to the west just inside BN tracks and the Corps of Engineers dike. This was built in about one month. Days of side loaders first hauling out topsoil, followed in return by fill and then covered in quintessential scoria....ready to go.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I would have missed that. I need to visit Williston more often. I know exactly where you are talking about. Truly amazing, isn't it? Thank you.
DeleteI just checked Google satellite view and the pad you describe can be seen. No rigs on site or any pumpers at the time the satellite view was taken ... but, the pad is there ... truly amazing.
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