North Dakota’s latest oil/natural gas production statistics include the “good, bad and ugly,” but the state’s chief oil/gas regulator, Lynn Helms, stressed the latter in pointing to a 70,400 b/d oil production drop month-to-month as the biggest decline the state has experienced.
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Water Is Another ‘Add-On’ in Bakken Future, North Dakota Official Says
In addition to better exploiting the value of natural gas and natural gas liquids, the next chapter of Bakken Shale development in North Dakota will be written about water, according to Lynn Helms, the state’s chief oil/gas regulator.
Ethane Part of North Dakota’s Value-Added Strategy
As North Dakota attempts to add value to its deep oil/natural gas production, the state’s chief oil/gas regulator, Lynn Helms, said Wednesday that work is ongoing to promote a major ethane industry in the state.
Bakken Slowdown Has Allowed For Infrastructure Catch-Up, Efficiency Improvements
North Dakota’s top oil/natural gas regulator said Monday there are some positive outcomes from the two-year price slump that continues to confound the industry, while also recognizing that a good deal of hurt has been spread across the Bakken and other major shale plays.
Stakeholders Still Assessing Macroeconomic Fallout of Oil Price Drop in North Dakota
As Bismarck, ND prepared this week for another Williston Basin Petroleum Conference (Tuesday-Thursday), North Dakota oil/natural gas stakeholders continued to deal with the longer-term economic impacts from low commodity prices: thousands of job losses, reduced public sector tax revenues and the need to keep some economic momentum.
North Dakota Finds ‘Significant Heartburn’ in EPA Methane Actions
Lynn Helms, director of North Dakota’s Department of Mineral Resources (DMR), has expressed concerns about the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) three final rules governing emissions from new oil and gas wells (see Shale Daily, May 12).
North Dakota Finds ‘Significant Heartburn’ in EPA Methane Actions
Lynn Helms, director of North Dakota’s Department of Mineral Resources (DMR), has expressed concerns about the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) three final rules governing emissions from new oil and gas wells (see Shale Daily, May 12).
Bakken’s 1 Million b/d Production Unlikely to Hold
With the number of uncompleted wells continuing to rise in the Bakken Shale, it is doubtful the 1 million b/d production level can be maintained into next year, North Dakota chief oil/natural gas official Lynn Helms said Thursday in releasing the state’s latest production statistics.
Bakken’s 1 Million b/d Production Unlikely to Hold
With the number of uncompleted wells continuing to rise in the Bakken Shale, it is doubtful the 1 million b/d production level can be maintained into next year, North Dakota chief oil/natural gas official Lynn Helms said Thursday in releasing the state’s latest production statistics.
Fundamentals, Not OPEC Freeze, Likely to Stabilize Oil Prices, Say Experts
The failure to reach an agreement to freeze global oil production by the Middle Eastern-led oil cartel may play to the market fundamentals, but it also could lead to more U.S. bankruptcies as oil prices continue to decline, industry experts said Monday.