Friday, June 28, 2024

Geoff Simon's Quick Connects -- June 28, 2024

• $32 million loan approved for proposed natural gas facility -- North Dakota Monitor

• Legislators receive update on enhanced oil recovery projects in Bakken -- KFYR - TV

• Iowa board approves permit for Summit CO2 pipeline -- Iowa Capital Dispatch

• Group submits petition to refer new SD CO2 pipeline law -- Black Hills Pioneer

• Federal government to invest more than $3 million in North Dakota coal communities -- WZFG

• North Dakota Department of Transportation receives $25.9M funding for EV chargers -- KFYR-TV

• Educators learn more about petroleum industry at annual teachers seminar -- Minot Daily News

• North Dakota's Project Tundra delayed, cost up; officials blame federal regs -- Bismarck Tribune

• North Dakota natgas output outpacing oil as state seeks takeaway solutions -- Natural Gas Intelligence

• Property tax repeal measure could cost state about $1.3 billion per year -- North Dakota Monitor

• Watford City legislator Kelby Timmons declines to seek primary election recount -- Bismarck Tribune

• Stark County faces recounts in tied write-ins for commission seat, park board seats -- Dickinson Press

• Theodore Roosevelt Expressway undergoing an expansion to a four-lane highway -- Williston Herald

• New veterans memorials dedicated in Burke County community of Flaxton -- Crosby Journal

• Dickinson launches 2024 Road Maintenance Project with city street chip sealing -- Dickinson Press

• Standing Rock Sioux grad Tyson Maxon takes on reservation school principal duties -- Buffalo's Fire

• Port: Board of Higher Ed may be ready to move on from Chancellor Mark Hagerott -- Fargo Forum

• The Supreme Court weakens federal regulators, overturning decades-old Chevron decision -- Fox News

• Significant geothermal energy source found under US-Mexico border along the Rio Grande -- KX News

• Chevron-Hess deal may stall into 2025 over ExxonMobil's claim to prolific Guyana assets -- World Oil

• Shortage of skilled labor along with rising US labor costs threaten to derail new LNG projects -- Reuters

• Admin. holds most lucrative public land oil auction this year, earning more than $34.4M -- E&E News

• Alaska governor says the state is considering two new, large coal-fired power plants -- S&P Global

• Trans Mountain pipeline prompts refiners to swap Iraqi crude for cheaper Canadian oil -- Oil Price

• New study claims climate-induced "extreme" wildfires are rising. They're not. -- Climate Realism

• Google censors government data as "unreliable" for contradicting climate doom -- Issues and Insights

• Biden owes trading partners clarity on "temporary" LNG administration export ban -- David Blackmon

• Energy Department, EPA outline $850 million plan to reduce methane emissions -- E&E News

• Presidential election seen as climate turning point as CO2 level hits new record -- North Dakota Monitor

• US Supreme Court to consider limiting climate assessments for infrastructure projects -- The Hill

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