• EPA vs. Rainbow Energy Center: What this can do to our energy grid -- KX News
• Armstrong: The Lower Energy Costs Act is a win For North Dakota -- Fargo Forum
• Efforts to change state rules for carbon pipelines fall short -- Dickinson Press
• Hydropower in North Dakota: Why Garrison Dam is the only plant in state -- KX News
• PSC receives plenty of public input about MDU rate increase before formal hearing -- KFYR - TV
• Hoeven reintroduces bill to restore mission, extend charter of National Coal Council -- Williston Herald
• Coal incentive bill approved by Senate as second part of session is finishing up -- The Beacon
• Lawmakers determined to channel millions from state budget surplus into tax relief -- Tioga Tribune
• Tax cut debate intensifies among lawmakers as Senate advances hybrid proposal -- Dickinson Press
• Bill looking to change cloud seeding operations in North Dakota voted down by Senate -- KFYR - TV
• Burgum signs bill granting emergency aid to help cover extraordinary snow removal costs -- KFYR - TV
• Gov. Burgum evades questions about speculated presidential run following Iowa trip -- Dickinson Press
• Lawmakers advance bill that would transition state from pension-style to 401(k)-style plan -- KFYR - TV
• Bill to revamp North Dakota corporate farming law 'at the finish line' at legislature -- Dickinson Press
• Dunn County Commissioner Larry Lundberg takes leave of absence -- Dickinson Press
• No shortage of employers, openings as Northwest ND Job Fair attracts 93 employers -- Williston Herald
• NDDOT to implement seasonal load restrictions on highways in southwestern ND -- Bismarck Tribune
• Frost restrictions on all county and township roads in Williams County begin -- Williston Herald
• Gjovig testifies before US House of Representatives on behalf of rural energy businesses -- The Journal
• Denise Lajimodiere becomes North Dakota's first Native American poet laureate -- Dickinson Press
• Billings County offers landowners $1.3 million in effort to build bridge -- Dickinson Press
• North Dakota House revives plan to fund free school lunches for low-income kids -- Dickinson Press
• Teacher apprenticeship initiative aims to help address state's teacher shortage -- Bismarck Tribune
• Senate defeats bill to change faculty tenure at Bismarck State, Dickinson State -- Dickinson Press
• ND private schools see importance, difficulties of providing digital literacy education -- Dickinson Press
• Tioga High School students excel in Academic Olympics statewide competition -- Tioga Tribune
• This legislative session's impact on K-12 education should not be underestimated -- The Journal
• Close Up trip to Washington DC, NYC widens perspectives for four Grenora students -- The Journal
• Divide County FFA awards new degrees, announces officers for next school year -- The Journal
• North Dakota University System to block TikTok; BSC studying impact to college -- Bismarck Tribune
• Bismarck State College reps visit Bowman County on recruiting trip -- Bowman County Pioneer
• Two law enforcement officers change lives while coaching cheer team -- McKenzie County Farmer
• Common sense: Coal-fired power saving Germany from calm-weather blackouts -- Stop These Things
• Surprise new cuts to OPEC+ output targets could push oil prices towards $100 a barrel -- Reuters
• Judge: BNSF intentionally violated tribal agreements with ND oil shipment -- Bismarck Tribune
• Bureau of Land Management seeks feedback on proposed oil and gas lease sale -- Williston Herald
• Natural GAS Act would block Department of Energy from outlawing gas stoves -- Williston Herald
• OPEC+ surprise oil cuts expected to raise gasoline prices, create political headache for Biden -- The Hill
• Federal judge rejects bid to temporarily suspend ConocoPhillips' Alaska Willow project -- Reuters
• Ovintiv builds West Texas options, dumps Bakken in twin deal with EnCap -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• Biden offers $450M for up to five clean energy projects, solar farms at coal mine sites -- AP News
• U.S. production of petroleum and other liquids to be driven by international demand -- EIA
• Exxon says its decarbonization business has potential to outgrow oil, in multi-trillion market -- Reuters
• Three judges unanimously dismiss challenge to Biden 'Cost of Carbon' policy -- Bismarck Tribune
• Iowa one of four states to turn down $3M federal grant for climate change planning -- The Gazette
• Biden's War on Coal: EPA further tightens emission limits on trace pollutants -- Bismarck Tribune
• China permitted two new coal plants per week in 2022 -- Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
No comments:
Post a Comment