Saturday, July 24, 2021

Geoff Simon's Quick Connects -- July 24, 2021


• Dakota Access Pipeline operator faces fine over safety violations -- Bismarck Tribune

• DAPL addressing safety issues identified by federal agency -- Bismarck Tribune

• Port: It's not wind or solar keeping your air conditioner running -- Fargo Forum

• Enforcement action pending against proppant warehouse -- Williston Herald

• Wilkinsons testify in hearing for disputed lakebed minerals -- Williston Herald

• WBI begins work on Bakken natural gas pipeline expansion -- Natural Gas Intelligence

• Ethanol neighbor to Coal Creek preparing for new relationship with plant -- KFYR-TV

• North Dakota has billions in the bank: Revenue higher than expected -- KX News

• State implores feds for more rancher aid; heat setting more records in state -- Bismarck Tribune

• Drought conditions persist in ND, so dry, so long -- Minot Daily News

• Special election scheduled Nov. 9 to determine city commission seat -- Tioga Tribune

• City building inspections bring earful from owners -- Crosby Journal

• Dickinson reviews annual report from Public Transportation -- Dickinson Press

• Program helps healthcare system meet nursing shortag -- McKenzie County Farmer

• Bowman County selected for Artists on Main Street -- ND Commerce Department

• Minot Public Schools looking at $6 million budget shortfall -- Minot Daily News

• K-12 leaders see tools for new ND Native American studies requirement -- Bismarck Tribune

• North Dakota F.O.P. wants to help teachers buy school supplies -- KFYR-TV

• US oil and gas industry supports millions of jobs, trillions to economy -- Energy in Depth

• Why we can't afford to turn our backs on fossil fuels -- OilPrice.com

• FERC takes first step toward easing construction of electric transmission lines -- Washington Examiner

• FERC considers electric transmission and interconnection reforms to aid renewables -- JD Supra

• The gigantic holes in anti-oil ESG activism, there is no substitute -- Real Clear Politics

• The climate change agenda goes out with a bang -- Wall Street Journal

• China keeps fooling Washington with empty climate promises -- Inside Sources

• Green technologies cause massive waste and pollution -- Institute for Energy Research

• Ohio nixes preferred siting and accelerated depreciation for wind/solar -- Master Resource

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