• Beulah hydrogen hub plan fizzles, negotiations end -- Bismarck Tribune
• How oil tax revenue helped save Coal Creek Station -- Fargo Forum
• Bill would provide tax incentive for enhanced oil recovery -- Prairie Public
• Senate rejects adding solar rep to ND EmPower commission -- Bismarck Tribune
• Energy Progress & Innovation Conference includes reps from 30 states, 200 booths -- KX News
• Strong December permitting activity combats gloomy winter crude oil production -- Tioga Tribune
• Re-Energize North Dakota Scholarship aims to recruit, retain state's oil and gas workers -- KX News
• North Dakota bill requiring state approval for wind turbine blade disposal passes House -- Fargo Forum
• Oil and gas jobs on the rise in the Bakken, jobs outlook is positive throughout ND -- Williston Herald
• State lawmakers float property tax freeze, credit for homeowners 65 and older -- Dickinson Press
• Call it bipartisanship: Lawmaker in the right place at the right time to help colleague -- Bismarck Tribune
• State senators approve removal of required property tax levy for oil-producing counties -- KFYR - TV
• ND bill seeks to protect Native American adoption rules as court decision looms -- Bismarck Tribune
• Vaccines an issue at the ND Legislature with 4 related bills introduced, 2 more to come -- KFYR - TV
• Which North Dakota tax relief will benefit you more? Here are some answers -- Dickinson Press
• ND's Armstrong appointed to panel taking aim at 'weaponization' of government -- Fargo Forum
• Bill for mandatory minimums would cost $28.2 million over 5 years, estimates say -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota partnering with Kevin O'Leary for small business investment program -- KFYR - TV
• ND pushing home daycares as solution for both the workforce and daycare shortages -- KX News
• Attorney General Drew Wrigley pulls back on plan to request state crime lab oversight -- KX News
• Bill would require female members to chair two of 11 committees each session -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota Senate passes bill that calls for demolition of State Hospital buildings -- Dickinson Press
• Former rep's session could be future 'conduit' for ex-lawmakers in term limits era -- Bismarck Tribune
• North Dakota lawmakers wading through myriad election-related bills, again -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota commercial airports surpass one million airline boardings in 2022 -- Minot Daily News
• Minot's 6th annual State of the City event scheduled for February 9; open to public -- Minot Daily News
• Williams County Forum gather to discuss priorities of local legislators, what's to come -- KX News
• North Dakota EMS Association trains providers from Minot, Williston, and in between -- KX News
• Funds sought for military advocacy; Minot seeks to prepare for construction surge -- Minot Daily News
• Postal Service Reform Act not yet fully effective, still not helping rural North Dakota -- KX News
• Oliver County family sues wind farm that regulators determined was built too close -- Bismarck Tribune
• Watford City receives $100K federal grant to begin cost saving upgrades -- McKenzie County Farmer
• North Dakota State Library to bring ten book vending machines to rural North Dakota -- KX News
• Ward County to address road challenges in Minot to accommodate growing population -- KX News
• Dickinson boosts revenue with 28% increase in oil impact, high sales tax collections -- Dickinson Press
• First of Williston legislative forums focuses on education bills, upcoming ESG bills -- The Journal
• 40 MPH winds, thick frost knock out power in Burke-Divide Electric Cooperative system -- The Journal
• North Dakota Senate bill would improve funding for state's local fire districts -- Minot Daily News
• American Legion donates $10,000 to send Williston High School students to D.C. -- Williston Herald
• EMT and 5th grade teacher honored with Stark County Spirit of Excellence Award -- Dickinson Press
• Watford City's Jaelyn Ogle named Gatorade ND Girls Cross Country Player of the Year -- KX News
• Divide County School Board votes to oppose HB 1251, president calls it 'laughable' -- The Journal
• North Dakota schools question savings in superintendent sharing education bill -- Minot Daily News
• Bill would ban instruction of 'divisive topics' in higher education, meets opposition -- Dickinson Press
• Dickinson Public Schools secures $2.3 million grant for Mental Health resources -- Dickinson Press
• Cybersecurity one of several in-demand careers to qualify for free tuition at BSC -- KFYR - TV
• Williston Basin School Board meeting focuses on public survey results -- Williston Herald
• TrainND Foundation announces opening of first $1,000 technical training scholarship -- Williston Herald
• ND lawmakers introduce two bills aimed to benefit school lunch for students statewide -- KX News
• National Assessment of Educational Progress shows ND literacy above national average -- KX News
• Trinity High School launches financial literacy, leadership program with Choice Bank -- Dickinson Press
• John Hoeven Elementary hosts Battle of the Books for local 4th and 5th graders -- Minot Daily News
• Bank of Tioga pays Divide County School District students' unpaid lunch balances -- Williston Herald
• Energy, environment lobbyists brace for whirlwind 2023; focus to shift to executive branch -- E&E News
• Biden administration threatens veto of GOP bill restricting strategic oil reserve releases -- KX News
• TX oil, natural gas industry continues to add jobs, fueling record-breaking growth -- The Center Square
• Report shows supply chain to support Biden's offshore wind goals will cost at least $22.4B -- The Hill
• Hess expects higher 2023 E&P spending with over 80% going towards Guyana, Bakken -- Reuters
• News From the Oil Patch: Kansas crude prices highest in nearly two months -- Hays Post
• Coal ash crackdown continues as EPA denies extensions for six power plants -- Energy News Network
• Texas hot below ground, full of oil drilling expertise, ripe for geothermal energy boom -- Electrek
• Hess tops Wall St profit estimates, allowing consideration of dividend increase this quarter -- Reuters
• Exxon halts routine Permian gas flaring, will press stronger regulations for rivals to follow -- Reuters
• Oil industry asks Supreme Court to resolve battle over fracking off California coast -- E&E News
• Gasoline prices jump up again after declines, rising average of 40 cents over the past month -- The Hill
• Producers slash natural gas price forecasts, citing 'too much supply' -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans unveil subcommittee leadership -- E&E News
• Green groups, government meet secretly to plot end of gas stoves -- Washington Times
• Climate movement needs to work with Big Mining more than ever -- Grantham Research Institute
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