Monday, the North Dakota Petroleum Council and Western Dakota Energy Association shared the 2022 update of the Oil and Gas Tax Study to let us know how much tax revenue North Dakota is receiving from the oil and gas industry.

Oil and gas mineral rights owned by the State of North Dakota are worth more than $2.8 billion, according to analysis presented to the Board of University and School Lands this week.

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on an updated environmental assessment related to its analysis of greenhouse gas emissions that may result from development of 3,600 oil and gas leases issued in North Dakota and six other states.

The ND Department of Environmental Quality this week issued a Radioactive Materials License to Secure Energy that will allow the company to accept TENORM waste at its disposal facility 13 miles north of Williston.

Continental Resources Inc (CLR.N) said on Monday it had agreed to a sweetened offer from founder Harold Hamm to take the U.S. shale oil producer private at a valuation of about $27 billion.

A public input meeting to discuss improvements to a portion of Highway 200 in Dunn County will be held October 18 at the city auditorium in Dodge.

Marathon Petroleum, Denbury Resources and Enerplus were recognized by the North Dakota Petroleum Council during an awards ceremony at last week's annual meeting in Watford City.

Gov. Doug Burgum today announced that due to demand, the public input period for the recently announced Red Tape Reduction Working Group is being reopened and will accept ideas from citizens through Oct. 10, 2022.