North Dakota’s oil boom — how it started and where it’s going
the story continues and it’s worthwhile to take a look back, evaluate the status quo, and look forward.
the story continues and it’s worthwhile to take a look back, evaluate the status quo, and look forward.
Two judges have recently ruled in favor of landowners in disputes challenging state law
For two neighboring states who have a lot in common, the contrast in public policy couldn’t be greater.
Today, a North Dakota Judge finalized the reduced amount of a court decision which found Greenpeace liable for damages claimed by Energy Transfer
The North Dakota Public Service Commission has protected North Dakotans from being forced to pay for Minnesota’s love of costly so-called “green” energy projects. Late last week, the PSC approved…
Xcel Energy has decreased its proposed electricity rate increase for North Dakota customers by half. It’s looking like a bid-down situation: Xcel Energy proposes a ridiculous increase, then cuts back…
North Dakotans are much better stewards of their natural resources and the state’s environment than any Washington bureaucrat.
North Dakota’s long-standing, reliable energy source may not be making headlines, but it’s usually what turns the lights on when you flip the switch.
A new video released today by American Experiment North Dakota exposes the real environmental costs of wind and solar energy. Wind and Solar: Too Good to be True? is a short video…
From the Minnesota Star Tribune, North Dakota wants to block Minnesota power lines in fight over clean energy. The fight is in front of a national energy regulator, North Dakota, Montana, Mississippi,…
Baseload power is indespensible to a reliable, efficient energy supply.
Northern States Power Co., part of Minnesota’s Xcel Energy, has asked the North Dakota Public Service Commission for an unusually large rate increase, of 19.34 percent. If the rate increase…
The North Dakota Monitor reported on the North Dakota Petroleum Council’s annual meeting last week: Natural gas is going to be the “savior” of the power grid. That was the…
The New York Post’s Dec. 9, 2024 article contained exclusive polling taken in November of that year showing that most Americans don’t understand the risks of wind and solar or the…
Homer Simpson, patriarch of the Simpson family and the eponymous, long-running animated sitcom “The Simpsons,” is the ineffective safety inspector in Sector 7G of Springfield’s nuclear power plant. The main…
A new report released today by American Experiment North Dakota warns that the environmental costs of wind, solar, and battery storage are routinely underestimated in public policy discussions, while the benefits of…