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Longer Laterals Reshape Williston Basin Development

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By Andrew Linnabary
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
WATFORD CITY, N.D.—The definition of a long lateral in the Williston Basin keeps changing. What was once considered an ambitious length has now become routine, and operators are already finding new ways to extend wells even farther. That evolution is redefining development across North Dakota, allowing producers to improve their economics as they begin to lay the groundwork for the basin’s next phase of growth.
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AI Turns Emissions Data Into ROI-Generating Insights

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By Andrew Linnabary
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
HOUSTON—Breakthroughs in emissions technology are increasingly being shaped by artificial intelligence and the same operating imperative that has always driven the sector: better operating performance. Regulations and methane-reduction targets still matter, but operators are placing the most value on AI-enabled solutions that keep equipment online, protect production, and improve revenue.
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Emissions Strategies Evolve From Simple Compliance To Industry Profit

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By Andrew Linnabary
| The American Oil and Gas Reporter Verified
HOUSTON—The newest advances in emissions technologies are increasingly being driven by the same goal that has always shaped oil and gas operations: improving performance. While regulations and methane reduction targets remain important parts of the overall conversation, emissions management experts say operators show the greatest interest in products and solutions that keep equipment running, maximize production and ideally improve profitability.
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