Saturday, July 20, 2024

Geoff Simon's Quick Connects -- July 20, 2024


• The long, winding road of the proposed Summit carbon pipeline -- The Center Square

• North Dakota oil production dips in May, gas continues its rise -- Bismarck Tribune

• 84,000 gallon crude spill occurs at storage facility near Trenton -- Minot Daily News

• Gov. Doug Burgum touts Trump's energy during his RNC speech -- Just The News

• Harold Hamm says Burgum should play large role in future Trump administration -- Bloomberg TV

• South Dakota's battle over carbon dioxide pipelines is far from over -- Moody County Enterprise

• Trump passes over North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum for VP in favor of Ohio's Vance -- Dickinson Press

• North Dakota Republicans head to RNC in wake of Trump assassination attempt -- Bismarck Tribune

• ND delegates get close-up view of President Trump as he walks past them at RNC -- Dickinson Press

• Cramer, other senators confront Secret Service head over assassination attempt -- Dickinson Press

• ND lawmakers work to update harassment policy following ethics complaints -- Fargo Forum

• Attorneys prepare for jury selection in Ian Cramer trial over Mercer deputy's death -- Bismarck Tribune

• North Dakota State Fair kicks off in Minot; M?tley Cr?e to rock the grandstand -- Bismarck Tribune

• Tioga City Commission violated open meetings law with improper executive session -- Bismarck Tribune

• Ray commissioners sell one vacant property, approved potential purchase of two others -- The Journal

• Property taxes would go down in 2025 budget proposed by Minot City Council -- Minot Daily News

• Williams County Commission approves new Tasers, video systems for sheriff's dept. -- Williston Herald

• Union Bank celebrates one hundred years of financial assistance and community service -- Hazen Star

• The Roughrider Fund awards second round of 2024 Enhancement Grants -- McKenzie County Farmer

• Bowman gets light show from severe thunderstorm in southwestern ND -- Bowman County Pioneer

• Several Minot roads will be closed morning of 7/20 for North Dakota State Parade -- Minot Daily News

• Baesler praises 4 finalists for North Dakota's 2025 Teacher of the Year -- The Valley City Times Record

• STEM program initially for New Town native students allows students from the rest of ND -- KFYR - TV

• Two teacher contracts approved, fulfilling Center-Stanton Public Schools' staff -- The Center Republican

• Project 2025 would call for elimination of multiple energy- and environment-related offices -- The Hill

• China's coal output rose to six month high as mines ramped up production to meet demand -- Reuters

• Chinese state-held CNOOC announces offshore oil and gas exploration breakthrough -- Oil Price

• Bolivian government announces natural gas "mega field" in biggest discovery since 2005 -- Reuters

• Biden considers further restricting oil development in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve -- E&E News

• US power demand hits hourly record high on the hottest day of summer, EIA and LSEG say -- Reuters

• ESG reality check: Big promises made, but few results from green energy push -- RealClearEnergy

• Permian basin contributes over $100B, 800,000 jobs on leading U.S. oil and gas production -- World Oil

• Coalition of energy, mining, ranching farming groups challenging BLM public lands rule -- E&E News

• Wyoming Legislature bans conservation bidders from oil and gas lease sales -- Energy News Network

• For all of the focus on an energy transition, the American oil industry is booming -- New York Times

• Biden climate crackdown on heavy-duty trucks will threaten food production, GOP warns -- Free Beacon

• Solar companies are taking on more debt as investor interest continues to stagnate -- Utility Dive

• Utilities ignoring warnings that demand growth, renewables are creating grid vulnerabilities -- IER

• Americans' support for wind and solar power diminished significantly over past 11 years -- E&E News

• Bloomberg News blames Texas "deniers," pro-fossil fuel policies for Hurricane Beryl -- Climate Realism

• Climatologist: Don't blame climate change for an unusually warm year or two -- Dr. Roy Spencer

• Study by Polish scientists confirms carbon dioxide has zero impact on global warming -- Slay News

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