WILLISTON, N.D. - Eastern North Dakota residents who want to see firsthand what's happening in the Bakken can now take a tour guided by a former oil truck driver. World Class Tours of Wahpeton is ...

Here's your 10-second summary: Oil drillers like Statoil are working with companies like General Electric to figure out ways to reduce natural gas flaring in the Bakken. Such flaring amounts to ...

Switching to natural gas, the Bakken is now quietly yielding a very solid 2.3 Bcf/d of gas, a near doubling since 2014. Not just to expand oil and gas development and get more product to market ...

Despite the recent lows experienced in the oil and gas industry, Lindberg said the Bakken remains special. "In the history of the world there's only been 10 formations to ever hit one million ...

In North Dakota’s Bakken region, the ratio of natural gas production relative to crude oil, known as the gas-oil ratio, has been gradually increasing since 2008 and has increased at a faster ...

Its easy to love the Bakken. Barrels and barrels of oil with none of that lower margin natural gas getting in the way. As you may have guessed, it is big news in North Dakota, the fourth biggest ...

geologists hunt for geologic formations with trapped oil and gas that migrates from source rocks like the Bakken. "The concept that you can produce oil and gas from a source rock depends on ...

Northern Oil and Gas, Inc. announced the successful completion of its fifth horizontal Bakken discovery in the growing North Dakota oil play. The company participated in the successful completion ...

The cost of drilling new oil and gas wells in the Bakken region of North Dakota and Montana is dropping and the work is going faster, allowing crude oil to reach the market sooner, a Minnesota ...

On one hand, Bakken oil producers are being told to quit flaring so much gas and, on the other, to start generating more gas. This “push in the opposite direction,” as described by Department ...

The decline in Bakken oil production that started in January 2015 is probably not reversible. New well performance has deteriorated, gas-oil ratios have increased and water cuts are rising.