The operator of the Keystone Pipeline says preliminary findings indicate a fatigue crack caused an oil spill in North Dakota ...

North Dakota legislators and regulators are breaking the curve in welfare economics, taxation, and externalities. Their oil ...

A plan that is said to double oil production and the life of coal-fired power plants throughout the state is moving forward.

Following the North Dakota Lignite Energy Council annual meeting, Scott Hennen writes about North Dakota’s opportunities for ...

Sen. John Hoeven spent Thursday talking energy strategy with industry leaders, pitching a plan he says could keep coal plants ...

North Dakota can’t replace federal funding, even with our prodigious oil revenue reserves. Our state can begin a resiliency ...

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe filed an appeal Nov. 5 challenging what it calls the illegal operation of the Dakota Access ...

Companies bought leases that encompass more than 7,600 acres of public land. The Bureau of Land Management brought in $38 million last week from oil and gas lease sales on federal land in Montana and ...

The Bureau of Land Management plans to sell oil and gas leases covering more than 4,000 acres in Montana and North Dakota in January. The 20 parcels slated for leasing are in Montana’s Liberty and ...

That, combined with the current federal administration’s receptiveness to coal as an energy source, creates the opportunity Armstrong urged North Dakota’s coal industry to seize.