An analysis by an energy think tank found that annual household energy costs in North Dakota will increase $62 by 2030 and $180 by 2035.

The media narrative surrounding the Big Beautiful Bill (BBB) has been filled with misinformation and political theater, leaving most North Dakotans confused about what this legislation means for our ...

A group of North Dakota energy councils on Wednesday, Feb. 21 recommended that Bismarck-based AE2S Communications be awarded a $300,000 contract to help educate people in the state about how ...

North Dakota regulators are confident they'll prevail in a legal dispute, but Burgum said the state is waiting to see whether Minnesota will amend its law before taking the disagreement to court.

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Public Service Commission held a public input session Monday, July 29, where Xcel Energy representatives presented a proposal to increase natural gas rates by 12.5% ...

The North Dakota Department of Commerce has announced the creation of a new office that seeks to advance the state's energy industry. The North Dakota Energy and Economic Coordination Office aims ...

We are at an important point in North Dakota’s energy future. By investing in research, we will unleash technologies to crack the code on maximizing Bakken production, including enhanced oil ...

The North Dakota Industrial Commission has approved $10 million to fund two legislatively-directed research projects that could lead to more “value-added” energy development.

North Dakota is a big coal producer. Lignite Energy Council President Jason Bohrer said this is an opportunity to tap into the state’s under-utilized resources while creating hundreds of jobs.

Coal Creek Station, built in the 1970s, is located between Underwood and Washburn and is North Dakota’s largest coal-fired power plant. It has two units, each rated at 550 megawatts.

Energy Why North Dakota Could Sue Minnesota Over Clean Energy Interstate feuds threaten to complicate the already-difficult task of getting regional power grids off fossil fuels.