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HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS Become an Expert When Choosing Your Next Roofing Contractor
Stability of your potential contracting company When choosing a contractor to work with for your new roofing project you want to make sure that it is a reputable company. Make sure it is a permanent p...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:17 PM
FLICKERTALES FROM THE HILL Heitkamp, Cramer unveil new ads
FARGO - Two of North Dakota's congressional candidates released new ads over the weekend. In hers, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Heidi Heitkamp touts North Dakota's energy industry, including he...
Posted on 5/14/12 at 9:32 AM
ALL ABOUT FOOD Green Scene No-Bake Energy Bites
I was on a mission. I needed more Green Scene No-Bake Energy Bites. I had been to the cozy organic market and deli just the week before. The half dozen Energy Bites I grabbed from the Green Scene deli...
Posted on 5/13/12 at 6:00 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS National Science Foundation funds SUNRISE summer Research Experience for Undergraduates at UND
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded the University of North Dakota $300,000 to fund three additional years for SUNRISE Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) activities. REU is a ...
Posted on 5/9/12 at 4:02 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #74 - Are you training for the marathon?
Their numbers seem to multiply around this time every year. The snow is gone and the weather hasn't yet turned hot. Runners are coming out of the woodwork, some to train for upcoming marathons (The Fa...
Posted on 5/1/12 at 1:53 PM
Power line ignites cars, gas line in Minneapolis 
CenterPoint Energy says lightning struck a high voltage power line early Sunday which fell onto some cars parked on the street. Three vehicles went up in flames. Authorities say the fire was so hot it burned through the asphalt and ignited an underground gas line.
By Associated Press , May 07, 2012
Three Affiliated Tribes collects more than $3 million in past due fees from oil companies
The Three Affiliated Tribes has collected more than $3 million in outstanding or past due drilling fees from oil companies since the beginning of the year.
By Associated Press , May 05, 2012
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Agriculture, Oil growth leads to 78 percent increase of N.D. per-capita income since 2000
Thanks to strong growth in the agriculture and mining industries — particularly oil and gas production — North Dakota’s per-capita personal income has risen more than 78 percent since 2000, according to statistics released Friday by the federal government and the state Department of Commerce.
By Helmut Schmidt , May 05, 2012
Interior Secretary Salazar sets new driling rule on public, Indian lands
The Obama administration said Friday it will for the first time require companies drilling for oil and natural gas on public and Indian lands to publicly disclose chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing operations. The proposed "fracking" rules also set standards for proper construction of wells and wastewater disposal.
By Matthew Daly , May 04, 2012
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EERC testing gasifier for poultry industry
UND’s Energy and Environmental Research Center said Tuesday that it’s partnering with DenYon Energy and the U.S. Energy Department to test a gasifier that converts poultry litter into energy and other products.
By Herald Staff Report , May 02, 2012
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Two N.D. companies protest coal taxes
Two North Dakota electric utilities are paying a North Dakota coal tax under protest. Basin Electric Power Cooperative of Bismarck and Minnkota Power Cooperative of Grand Forks are challenging whether they owe $5 million in taxes.
By Associated Press , May 01, 2012
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Proposed new ND wind farm example of efficiency
North Dakota regulators say the state's wind turbine farms are getting more efficient at generating power. The Public Service Commission has approved a new 102-megawatt wind farm in McHenry County, about 15 miles south of Velva.
By Associated Press , April 30, 2012
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Beet-energy promoter loses broker license
Smith asked to resign in response to investor-client complaintA man promoting investments in a sugar beet-to-ethanol project in Grafton, N.D., has resigned from securities brokerage firm after an investor-client complaint. Energae LP Holdings, based in Clear Lake, Iowa, reportedly is buying the former Alchem Ltd. ethanol plant in Grafton, and Darrell Duane Smith was the main presenter at a March 23 investors meeting in town.
By Mikkel Pates , April 27, 2012
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Xcel profit falls on lower power, heating demand
Xcel Energy's net income fell 10 percent to $183.9 million in the first quarter as a historically warm winter reduced demand for electricity and natural gas for heating.
By Associated Press , April 26, 2012
US Senate panel endorses ND's Clark for FERC
The federal commission oversees natural gas pipelines and the nation's electric transmission network. Clark is chairman of the North Dakota Public Service Commission. It regulates electric and gas utilities, coal mining, telecommunications and other industries.
By Associated Press , April 26, 2012
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Regulators approve 250-mile power line from Center, N.D., to Grand Forks
North Dakota regulators have approved the state's largest electric power line project since the 1970s. Minnkota Power Cooperative wants to build a 250-mile line from Center, in west-central North Dakota, to Grand Forks.
By Associated Press , April 25, 2012
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Minnesota power project granted environmental exemption
State regulators have given a $30 million biofuel project in Le Sueur an environmental exemption. The developers, Minnesota Municipal Power Agency, won't need an environmental impact statement in order to move forward with the project. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Citizen's Board granted the exemption Tuesday.
By Associated Press , April 25, 2012
Richard Hanson, Grafton, N.D., letter: Oil diehards are Bakken up wrong tree
Even if North Dakota’s oil production triples, reaching 1.5 million barrels a day, it will provide only about 3 percent of America’s annual energy.
By Richard Hanson , April 22, 2012
Bachmann uses term 'tar baby' to attack Obama's energy policy; spokeswoman says quote not racial
The Minnesota Republican told a conservative blog Wednesday that Obama's calls for more regulation of oil speculators "is just about waving a tar baby in the air and saying that something else is a problem." In the Uncle Remus story, "tar baby" describes a tar lump dressed as a person to catch Brer Rabbit. But "tar baby" also has been considered a derogatory term for black people.
By Associated Press , April 19, 2012
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Eagles count key for proposed Minnesota wind farm
The number of eagles inhabiting a proposed wind farm in Goodhue County may be crucial to the project's future. The number of eagles is key to whether the developer will get a federal permit to kill or injure a specified number of birds.
By Associated Press , April 19, 2012
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