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Winter weather causes 4.2 percent drop in January oil production

BISMARCK – A winter storm and subzero temperatures contributed to a 4.2 percent drop in North Dakota’s oil production in January, the Department of Mineral Resources said Friday.

By Amy Dalrymple , March 15, 2013

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Glut of western oil: Details emerge on Calumet terminal in Superior to help fill crude transportation shortfall

Glut of western oil: Details emerge on Calumet terminal in Superior to help fill crude transportation shortfall DULUTH, Minn. — So much oil is being pumped out of western Canada and North Dakota these days that there isn’t enough room to fit it all into pipelines.

By John Myers , February 24, 2013

US oil production at highest level since 1998

WILLISTON — North Dakota oil production has helped lift U.S. monthly oil production to the highest level since 1998.

December 05, 2012

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Tracking Bakken oil movement: 40 percent of SW North Dakota crude leaves via railway

Tracking Bakken oil movement: 40 percent of SW North Dakota crude leaves via railway While some in Dickinson — particularly on the south side of town — might only notice a passing train when it’s holding up traffic at a crossing or when its horn is alerting motorists and pedestrians, the railroad is actually a key logistic component of the Bakken oil play.

By Bryan Horwath , December 01, 2012

2 Minn. refineries object to pipeline surcharge

MINNEAPOLIS — Two Minnesota oil refineries say they shouldn’t have to help pay for a pipeline from North Dakota to Wisconsin that they won’t use.

November 30, 2012

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IEA: US oil leader by 2017

Information released this week in London by the International Energy Agency said the United States is on track to become the world’s largest oil producer by 2017.

By Bryan Horwath , November 17, 2012

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ND sets new oil production record, passes 2011 figure

WILLISTON — North Dakota’s oil production surpassed 2011 totals in September, setting a new record.

By Amy Dalrymple , November 14, 2012

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Enbridge proposes oil pipeline to Superior, Wis.

MINOT — An Enbridge Pipelines proposal would transport Bakken crude from northwest North Dakota to Superior, Wis., expanding export capacity and increasing market opportunities.

By Amy Dalrymple , November 04, 2012

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Feds OK tribal refinery: Work could begin as early as next spring

NEW TOWN — Plans for an oil refinery on the Fort Berthold Reservation, the first major refinery to be built in the United States in more than 30 years, cleared a milestone Wednesday.

By Amy Dalrymple , October 11, 2012

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Report: SD unlikely to have major oil boom

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota will not experience a boom in oil production like the one sweeping across western North Dakota, according to a study released Wednesday by Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s office.

By Chet Brokaw , September 27, 2012

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Fire spreads at Venezuela refinery

PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela — An intense fire at a Venezuelan refinery spread to a third fuel tank Monday nearly three days after an explosion killed at least 41 people and injured more than 150.

By Jorge Rueda , August 28, 2012

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Venezuela refinery blast kills 26

Venezuela refinery blast kills 26 CARACAS, Venezuela — A huge explosion rocked Venezuela’s biggest oil refinery and unleashed a ferocious fire Saturday, killing at least 26 people and injuring more than 80 others in one of the deadliest disasters ever to hit the country’s key oil industry.

By Ian James , August 26, 2012

Bakken crude, Canadian oil sands battle for pipeline space

North Dakota’s unexpected oil boom has triggered a surprising development that people outside the industry have yet to grasp: U.S. domestic crude oil must now compete with Canadian imports for space on the nation’s pipeline system.

By Elizabeth Douglass , August 10, 2012

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ND oil output rise continues, up 5 percent from April

BISMARCK (AP) — Even though oil prices have been falling, North Dakota’s oil production continues to rise.

July 12, 2012

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Railroad oil capacity up more than 50 percent

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s capacity to export oil by rail has jumped more than 50 percent in June as shippers in the state increasingly turn to mile-long trains to move crude to markets not linked by pipelines.

By James MacPherson , June 20, 2012

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