Friday, October 21, 2022

Geoff Simon's Quick Connects -- October 21, 2022

• ND oil tax will likely be back to 10 percent with prices below trigger -- Prairie Public

• Editorial: Investment shows commitment to energy workforce -- Bismarck Tribune

• Steady Bakken production projected; lack of workforce limiting growth -- KFYR - TV

• ND Public Service Commission to hold hearing on electric vehicles -- Dickinson Press

• ND rural cooperatives celebrate completion of Mandan lineworker training center -- KX News

• DEQ accepting applications for 2022 State Clean Diesel Grant Program -- KX News

• North Dakota seeks resolution to oilfield problems through reclamation efforts -- Minot Daily News

• Port: If only progressives were more open to CO2 capture technology progress -- Fargo Forum

• With 0.02% of registered vehicles electric, ND has fewest electric vehicles in the country -- KX News

• Former NDPSC and FERC Commissioner Clark: We need a reliable power grid -- Prairie Public

• American Experiment North Dakota: Why America needs to increase natural gas production -- KX News

• State's oil and gas volume and price are exceeding the revenue forecast -- McKenzie County Farmer

• Hopes for continued oil production growth in North Dakota rest on new technology -- Tioga Tribune

• Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber to host Midwest Energy Summit -- Grand Forks Herald

• Three mile laterals work well except in Divide County, too much water -- The Journal

• Salt cavern storage study receives $986,200 more in funding from state -- Bismarck Tribune

• Marijuana supporters pitch 'conservative' approach; opponents cite addiction rates -- Bismarck Tribune

• Out-of-state term limits supporters outspending locals opposed to measure -- KFYR - TV

• North Dakota's highest-fundraising legislative candidates are mix of new, old -- Bismarck Tribune

• Republicans hold huge fundraising edge in North Dakota's statewide races -- Dickinson Press

• Candidates for ND's seat in US House of Representatives outline priorities -- Grand Forks Herald

• ND Department of Health responds to reports of improper vaccine storage -- KFYR - TV

• Deal marks start of proposed $40 million North Dakota military museum -- Bismarck Tribune

• Rail strike possible again; companies given until November 19 to renegotiate -- KFYR - TV

• Williston water treatment facility superintendent honored as operator of the year -- Williston Herald

• Election fairness issues loom large in North Dakota secretary of state race -- Dickinson Press

• North Dakota Ethics Commission begins investigating seven complaints -- Bismarck Tribune

• Study shows Minot is the most expensive place to live in North Dakota -- KFYR - TV

• Williams County looking to pass renewal of 1% Public Safety Sales Tax to 2035 -- KFYR - TV

• Williams County five polling locations restored for November's election -- Tioga Tribune

• The Bakken oil patch brings pumpkins and scary haunted house -- Williston Herald

• Dickinson nurse inducted into North Dakota Nurse Hall of Fame, first inductee in 35 years -- KFYR - TV

• Divide County State's Attorney candidates offer choice for first time since 1990 -- The Journal

• 'North Dakota political legend' and Grand Forks booster Earl Strinden dies at 90 -- Dickinson Press

• Cash causes clash as Ward County water board levy cut questioned -- Minot Daily News

• 'A gift to fuel literacy': Dickinson Rotary Club delivers books to local third graders -- Dickinson Press

• Despite potential for burnout, most new ND teachers see education as career -- Dickinson Press

• BSC to offer a diesel technology certification program beginning spring 2023 -- Bismarck Tribune

• Jim Hill school wins new fitness center through national foundation -- Minot Daily News

• Ground-breaking ceremony held for East Fairview Elementary School -- McKenzie County Farmer

• Tioga elementary students raise $30,000 for Book Blast project -- Tioga Tribune

• Belfield Public School gets new playground equipment in line with safety standards -- Dickinson Press

• Data can be key to making better decisions for Divide County School Board -- The Journal

• Energy billionaire Harold Hamm increases offer to buy Continental Resources -- Financial Times

• US energy bills see largest rise in decades with a colder than expected winter to come -- Oil Price

• Dark side of ESG ? Huge losses for investors, high/regressive taxes -- Marcellus Drilling News

• US Permian oil production forecast to hit record 5.453 million bpd in November - EIA -- Reuters

• Saudi Arabia: Biden asked to delay OPEC vote to cut production until after midterms -- Newslooks

• New England risks winter blackouts as natural gas supplies tighten -- Wall Street Journal

• Gaslighting on gas prices: Newsom fabricates lies of oil industry conspiracy -- Michael Shellenberger

• IRS: The new climate agency, doling out "clean energy" tax credits -- E&E News

• Admin to hold first-ever lease sale for offshore wind energy on the West Coast -- Minot Daily News

• US awards $2.8 billion in grants for EV batteries to North Dakota, eleven other states -- KX News

• Battle brews in California over 'Prop 30' taxing the rich to fund electric cars -- The Washington Post

• Biden favors foreign oil; offered OPEC more than US oil producers -- Michael Shellenberger

• Typhoon frequency has fallen since 1950, contradicting climate alarmist claims -- No Tricks Zone

• 2020 California wildfire wiped out 18 years of the state emissions reductions -- Watts Up With That

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