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Underneath the surface of North Dakota is the Bakken
Formation, which is part of the Williston Basin that also lies
underneath parts of South Dakota, Montana, southwestern Manitoba
and southern Saskatchewan. Last week I was in Bismarck, North
Dakota at the 2017 Bakken Conference and Expo. I spoke about my
company’s efforts to eliminate natural gas flaring in oil fields
and then drove around the state to observe the most recent drilling
activity there. The Bakken was known to contain oil for many years,
but it just wasn’t economical…
Formation, which is part of the Williston Basin that also lies
underneath parts of South Dakota, Montana, southwestern Manitoba
and southern Saskatchewan. Last week I was in Bismarck, North
Dakota at the 2017 Bakken Conference and Expo. I spoke about my
company’s efforts to eliminate natural gas flaring in oil fields
and then drove around the state to observe the most recent drilling
activity there. The Bakken was known to contain oil for many years,
but it just wasn’t economical…
Underneath the surface of North Dakota is the Bakken
Formation, which is part of the Williston Basin that also lies
underneath parts of South Dakota, Montana, southwestern Manitoba
and southern Saskatchewan. Last week I was in Bismarck, North
Dakota at the 2017 Bakken Conference and Expo. I spoke about my
company’s efforts to eliminate natural gas flaring in oil fields
and then drove around the state to observe the most recent drilling
activity there. The Bakken was known to contain oil for many years,
but it just wasn’t economical…
Formation, which is part of the Williston Basin that also lies
underneath parts of South Dakota, Montana, southwestern Manitoba
and southern Saskatchewan. Last week I was in Bismarck, North
Dakota at the 2017 Bakken Conference and Expo. I spoke about my
company’s efforts to eliminate natural gas flaring in oil fields
and then drove around the state to observe the most recent drilling
activity there. The Bakken was known to contain oil for many years,
but it just wasn’t economical…
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