Huge Gas Supply Leads To Lowers Prices At The Pumps
Gas prices were supposed to increase in February, but they have slowly dropped over the past couple of weeks in Montana.
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Gas Prices Fall Across Montana – Same Results Expected Come Holiday Season
Even though a majority of states saw gasoline prices jumping over the last week, Petroleum Analyst Will Speer said the same could not be said for Montana. Across the board, Montanans have seen close to a four-cent decrease in gas prices.
DOW Jones Tanks Last Week – Bob Seidenschwartz Comments on China and Potential Link to Wall Street Fallout
Stock markets are on high alert, reports say, after the DOW Jones plummeted over 1,000 points this past week -- the worst week since 2011.
There Are Now Zero Drill Rigs Working in Montana, Here’s Why…
Lower oil prices are cutting deep into the activity of Montana’s oil and gas industry and could soon impact the economy in a big way.
Zinke Discusses Concerns with BLM “Inexperience with Fracking”
Yesterday Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke met with the Bureau of Land Management and Natural Resources subcommittee to express his concerns about the BLM’s inexperience with fracking.
Steve Daines Describes Corette Plant Closure as the Result of Obama’s “War on Energy”
PPL has announced that in August, the Corette coal-fired power plant near Billings will shut down.
Weekend Oil Spill into Yellowstone River Leaves Montanans Concerned – Questions Asked if Keystone XL Construction Should Continue
A pipeline spill into the Yellowstone River over the weekend has triggered responses form conservations groups.
Steve Daines and Senate Energy Committee Approve Keystone XL Pipeline Legislation
Senator Steve Daines joined the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee today to approve construction of Keystone XL pipeline, clearing the way for full Senate vote.
Montana Gas Prices Continue to Rise, Oil Prices Heading Up Too
As of the week of June 2, gas prices are still inching upward in Montana.
New Hydraulic Fracturing Rule Proposed, Energy Industry Protests
The Bureau of Land Management and the Department of the Interior have opened for public comment a new rule that will govern hydraulic fracturing on federal lands if approved.