• ND transmission lines to receive millions in federal grid funds -- Bismarck Tribune
• $465M grant for power grids and what it means for North Dakota energy -- KX News
• North Dakota gas prices now 10 cents higher than national average -- KFYR - TV
• North Dakota sees slight growth in August oil production -- McKenzie County Farmer
• North Dakota residents invited to share ideas for reducing CO2 emissions -- Minot Daily News
• Burgum presidential campaign meets donor threshold for 3rd debate; polling a hurdle -- Dickinson Press
• Burgum completes signing of special session bills, partially vetoes one creating red tape -- KFYR - TV
• Immigrants are coming to North Dakota for jobs; foreign-born population jumps 13% in one year -- NPR
• North Dakota Legislature rewrites provisions of budget bill, ends special session in 3 days -- Fox News
• North Dakota Legislature passes concurrent resolution affirming support for Israel -- KX News
• Snow piles up in North Dakota as region's first major snowstorm of the season moves east -- KX News
• Main Street ND Summit in Watford City postponed due to inclement weather -- Minot Daily News
• Ward County, Surrey, Burlington and Minot officials discuss federal funding for projects -- KFYR - TV
• Produced water spill reported by XTO Energy in Dunn County; all has been recovered -- KX News
• Mercer County reinstates moratorium on solar development for further clarification -- The Beacon
• Alexander, Williston fire departments respond to oilfield fire in McKenzie County -- Minot Daily News
• Wrigley concludes Williston School Board broke open meetings law two years ago -- Bismarck Tribune
• Port: Two North Dakota universities nearly lost millions to 'social engineering' fraud -- Dickinson Press
• Williston Basin school board accepts assistant superintendent's voluntary resignation -- Williston Herald
• Legislature advances bill that retains funds for inflationary CTE construction costs -- Minot Daily News
• Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education project grants available -- The Center Republican
• Ray school board plans for roof repairs, new bus barn, and expanded commons area -- The Journal
• Native prairie project to start, restore former Ramstad Middle School site -- Minot Daily News
• Garrison Elementary new addition the first of its kind in McLean County -- McLean County Independent
• Oil and gas industry cheers victory of pro-fossil fuel new House Speaker Mike Johnson -- Politico
• House passes energy, water funding bill under new speaker with big cuts for renewables -- The Hill
• Chevron's $53B Hess deal supercharges portfolio, opens door to Stabroek -- Natural Gas Intelligence
• U.S. oil deal-making reshaping energy landscape amidst ExxonMobil, Chevron megadeals -- World Oil
• Ford reports $1.3 billion loss on EV sales in 3Q, $62,016 for every EV it sold -- Robert Bryce
• US Dept. of Energy plans to buy 6M barrels of crude for strategic petroleum reserve at $79 -- Oil Price
• Honda says making cheap electric vehicles is too hard, ends its deal with GM -- Ars Technica
• Why the shine has come off clean energy stocks, inflation a big factor -- Wall Street Journal
• Wyoming bets on retrieving 200 million barrels of untapped oil from Mowry Shale -- Cowboy State Daily
• Cancellation of a major CO2 pipeline renews debate about state hurdles, viability at scale -- E&E News
• Current wave of refinery capacity expansion 'likely to be the last' according to IEA -- S&P Global
• Shell to cut 15% of low-carbon jobs, scales back hydrogen business in overhaul by CEO -- Reuters
• The Fed's new climate mandate tells banks to fret about unknowable risks -- Climate Change Dispatch
• Climate summit: Energy transition without oil and gas industry doomed to fail -- EnergyInDepth
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