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  • ND Chokecherry Festival - August 9th and 10th 2024

    July 15, 2024 7:51 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    The ND Chokecherry Festival is currently looking for volunteers! The festival is August 9th-10th at Davidson Park. If you are interested in helping out, you can visit this link to sign up: https://signup.com/go/yULNxEd

    Any help is greatly appreciated!


  • Bras for a Cause Fun Run Saturday June 15th

    May 28, 2024 9:06 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

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    Saturday June 15th

    Breakfast and Registration 10am @ Buster's

    Kickstands Up 11:00am @ Buster's

    $20 Per Rider

    $10 Per Passenger


  • 6th Annual Muddy 4 a Cause June 22nd 2024

    May 21, 2024 11:00 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)



  • Monthly Meeting Recap - May 2024

    May 14, 2024 11:19 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Friday, May 10, 2024

    Thank you, Halliburton, for sponsoring and speaking at our May meeting! Below are a few of the highlights, but if you are interested in learning more, you can view the presentation PDF here.

    - The Re-Stimulation timeline of O&G wells defines its evolution in the Williston Basin.
    - The different types of Re-Stimulations bring different tiers of associated challenges, investments, and rewards.
    -  Energy Management Concept = Initial Transfer, Regulating Levels, Managing the Budget, Intervention threshold, and Maximizing Oil Productive Life.
    - Treatment customization is key, as wells are similar but not identical.

    Please note our GMM meetings will reconvene in September; have a safe and fun summer, everyone!

    PS: We will be updating our website and registration processes in the next month, stay tuned!



  • Williston Basin API Chapter Donates to Coyote Clay League

    May 02, 2024 10:28 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    The Coyote Clay Target League is making some great progress at their new location! The diligence and effort of their board, coaches and shooters has really required a lot of hard work to keep things moving! We were excited with the opportunity to help find them a utility vehicle that will help keep things running smooth and safe!


  • Monthly Meeting Recap - April 2024

    April 05, 2024 8:12 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Friday, April 5, 2024

    The Williston API would like to thank our social sponsor, Mountain Coil, and presenters Anna Nelson, Williston Area Chamber of Commerce President, and Lindsey Harriman, Williams County Community Engagement Coordinator, for their presentation, “Recruitment & Retention Resources in our Area.” Please check out their App, 'Discover Williston,' by scanning the QR code found on this post. There is a lot of great information and you can share with others to see “It’s not that bad!” Click here for their full presentation.

    Next API Meeting: May 7th
    Location: McCoy's (Eagle Ridge)
    Social Sponsor: Halliburton
    Presenter: Halliburton
    Presentation Topic: "BOOST™: The Evolution of Restimulation Techniques in the Williston Basin"


  • 2024 Annual Chili Cook-Off Recap

    March 03, 2024 12:15 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    This year’s teams: Walt’s Market, Kraken Resources, Control Technologies, Hess, Halliburton Oilfield Services, Chord Energy, Creedence, Nova Oilfield Services, NexTier Completion Solutions, Wisco, Apex Well Service, ChampionX, Summit Fleet, G-Style Transport, Grayson Mill Energy, West Dakota Water, Busy Bee’s Hot Oil/Ironhide Equipment, MMR Constructors, Inc., Producers Supply Company, CalFrac Well Service, Noble Oilfield Services, Well Werks Energy, LLC.

    Attendance including teams & workers – 1354.

    Total Funds Raised by this year’s teams and sponsors - $158,634 Including $16,940 in giveaway prizes- Net income for the Williston API $100,000.

    BRAVO!!! What an amazing show of how great our community truly is!


  • API Files for Rehearing on LNG Freeze

    March 01, 2024 8:13 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Friday, March 1, 2024

    The American Petroleum Institute has filed an application for rehearing on the Department of Energy’s indefinite pause on new and pending liquefied natural gas (LNG) permit approvals for non-Free Trade Agreement countries.

    API argues that the pause is unlawful, violating both the Natural Gas Act and the Administrative Procedure Act, and that it erodes America’s energy advantage by threatening U.S. jobs, national security and environmental progress. 

    “At a time of geopolitical turmoil around the world, the Department of Energy's arbitrary LNG freeze is not only unlawful, it cedes America’s energy advantage to hostile nations while jeopardizing thousands of American jobs,” API Vice President of Natural Gas Markets Rob Jennings said. “U.S. LNG is a cornerstone of global energy security, and its benefits – which include bolstering the American economy, reducing global emissions and strengthening our national security – are well-established. There is bipartisan recognition that this move is political, and we will continue to take any steps necessary to resume American leadership on LNG.”

    In the filing, API argues that DOE’s pause contradicts the clear mandate of the Natural Gas Act for DOE to issue LNG export permits to non-FTA countries absent a finding that it is not in the public interest. API also criticized the LNG export pause as “arbitrary and capricious,” highlighting DOE’s failure to provide a justification for changing its longstanding position. DOE implemented the pause without prior notice or the ability to comment as required by the Administrative Procedure Act. 

    In the U.S., the natural gas and oil industry supports 10.8 million jobs and contributes $1.8 trillion to the U.S. economy. LNG exports are a critical part of the natural gas value chain, supporting jobs from production facilities in Pennsylvania and New Mexico to pipeline operations Ohio and West Virginia to export and liquefaction facilities in Texas and Louisiana. 

    Read the 21-page filing here.


  • Monthly Meeting Recap - February 2024

    February 07, 2024 8:17 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Wednesday, February 7, 2024

    Thank you, Creedence Energy Services, for a great presentation from Eric Nelson on Chemistry in Enhanced Oil Recovery.

    We will not have a General Members Meeting in March and hope to see you all at the 43rd Annual Chili Cook-Off on March 23.
     
    Interested in Sponsoring our Annual Chili Cook-Off? Click here. 

    Next API Meeting: April 2nd
    Location: McCoy's (Eagle Ridge)
    Social Sponsor: Mountain Coil
    Presenters: Williston Chamber of Commerce and Williams County
    Presentation Topic: Recruitment & Retention Resources in our Area


  • Safety Alert from Ron Ness, President, North Dakota Petroleum Council

    January 29, 2024 8:19 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Monday, January 29, 2024

    Ron Ness, President of the North Dakota Petroleum Council, shares his daughter's experience in the hope of saving other lives. 

    Earlier this month, as Ron's daughter was headed back to Montana from Bismarck, she hit a deer east of Billings. The airbags deployed, and she lost sight, drove off the road, and hit a big tree. Somehow, she wasn’t severely hurt but was stuck inside her car as the door and windows would not open. A man from another car tried to break her windows but couldn’t break them. She remembered that her mother had put a glass breaker/seat belt cutter (pictured below) in her console.
    She found the glass breaker/seat belt cutter, broke the passenger window, and jumped out of the car. Minutes later, her car went up in flames. After a night of observation in the hospital, she is ok and home.

    The Ness Family thanks everyone who helped her.

    We encourage you to make sure all your vehicles have a safety device like this, readily accessible, and the basic knowledge of how to use it. 

               


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