In the district’s oil patch, massive investment in transportation facilities is easing the flow of energy to market
Phil Davies
April 2013 - fedgazette
Long-neglected natural gas is undergoing its own infrastructure boom focused on high-value gas liquids
Phil Davies
April 2013 - fedgazette
Phil Davies
April 2013 - fedgazette
January 2013 - Community Dividend
The surging energy industry in the Bakken oil patch may be making life harder for some area residents, particularly the elderly.
Jacob Wascalus
October 2012 - Community Dividend
David Fettig
September 2012 - Board of Directors
In Minnesota and Wisconsin, frac sand mining has lifted local economies—and stirred opposition
Phil Davies
July 2012 - fedgazette
Jobs go begging in booming western North Dakota and northeastern Montana
Phil Davies
April 2012 - fedgazette
Cumulative grid-connected capacity (MW) as of 2010
January 2012 - fedgazette
Solar-electric installs have surged in the district, but the industry remains dependent on subsidies
Phil Davies
January 2012 - fedgazette
Some American Indian tribes are overhauling their corporate governance structures in order to facilitate energy projects and other economic development on tribal lands.
Paula Woessner
January 2012 - Community Dividend
Thanks to new technology and recent tax incentives, new energy proposals are coming to district rivers
Frank Jossi
October 2011 - fedgazette
October 2011 - fedgazette
July 2011 - Community Dividend
For many residents of Montana's Hi-Line region, an innovative transit partnership provides the means to pursue an education, commute to work, or access important services.
Sue Woodrow, Day Soriano
January 2011 - Community Dividend
Community Dividend speaks with Margery Austin Turner, Vice President for Research at the Urban Institute's Metropolitan Housing and Communities Policy Center, to learn about her comprehensive, thought
Sandy Gerber
October 2010 - Community Dividend
For affordable housing developers, the goal of "going green" is not only to provide permanent shelter and community stabilization at a lower cost, but to provide low-income families with long-term red
Deborah Booth Summers
October 2010 - Community Dividend
After a slowdown, North Dakota’s oil industry is going full bore
Phil Davies
June 2010 - fedgazette
November 2009 - Community Dividend
In the Williston Basin, less drilling activity has created uncertainty about the future
Phil Davies
September 2009 - fedgazette
2008-2009 Essay Contest Winner
Jacob Devine
September 2009 - The Region
E85 is losing the battle with cheap gas, but promise for ethanol might lurk in other blends
Frank Jossi
March 2009 - fedgazette
Pricing mechanisms, not fuel-economy standards,
offer the best hope for reducing motor fuel consumption
Phil Davies
December 2008 - The Region
Michigan State Roundup
November 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
November 2008 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
November 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
November 2008 - fedgazette
Wisconsin State Roundup
September 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
September 2008 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
September 2008 - fedgazette
Michigan State Roundup
September 2008 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
July 2008 - fedgazette
Offsetting greenhouse-gas emissions is a burgeoning district industry with an uncertain future.
Phil Davies
July 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
May 2008 - fedgazette
March 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
January 2008 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
January 2008 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
January 2008 - fedgazette
To address global warming, most economists favor a focus on prices, not quantities.
Phil Davies
December 2007 - The Region
Montana State Roundup
November 2007 - fedgazette
We all pay dearly when congestion chokes the electrical system. A resurgence of transmission investment in the district promises relief—if new lines actually get built.
Phil Davies
November 2007 - fedgazette
Wisconsin State Roundup
September 2007 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
September 2007 - fedgazette
Response to July 2007 fedgazette.
September 2007 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
September 2007 - fedgazette
Ninth District joins a growing trend in green construction.
Kathy Cobb
July 2007 - fedgazette
Renewable-energy mandates raise lots of questions for electric utilities and consumers.
Phil Davies
July 2007 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
July 2007 - fedgazette
Phil Davies
July 2007 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
July 2007 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
July 2007 - fedgazette
Minnesota State Roundup
May 2007 - fedgazette
This nation's rapacious appetite for oil products and Canada's vast supply spur district pipeline projects.
Kathy Cobb
May 2007 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
May 2007 - fedgazette
Minnesota State Roundup
March 2007 - fedgazette
District Voices
March 2007 - fedgazette
Michigan State Roundup
March 2007 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
January 2007 - fedgazette
Biodiesel production is growing fast in the district, but the renewable fuel isn't likely to save rural economies or help the country kick its oil habit.
Joe Mahon
September 2006 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
September 2006 - fedgazette
Michigan State Roundup
September 2006 - fedgazette
Toby Madden
July 2006 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
July 2006 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
July 2006 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
July 2006 - fedgazette
Minnesota State Roundup
May 2006 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
May 2006 - fedgazette
District businesses are turning to hedging as a way to cope with higher, more volatile energy prices.
Joe Mahon
May 2006 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
March 2006 - fedgazette
Minnesota State Roundup
March 2006 - fedgazette
Wisconsin State Roundup
March 2006 - fedgazette
Recent oil pressures have threatened the recovery of the district's plastics industry, but firms can cope by adapting.
Joe Mahon
January 2006 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
January 2006 - fedgazette
Wind farming is booming again in the district, but the industry remains dependent on federal subsidy.
Phil Davies
November 2005 - fedgazette
November 2005 - Community Dividend
Rob Grunewald
November 2005 - fedgazette
... with a little help from turbine manufacturers, pollution regulators, power line builders and the overall energy economy
Phil Davies
November 2005 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
November 2005 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
September 2005 - fedgazette
High oil prices have brought happy days to the oil-producing parts of the district
Joe Mahon
September 2005 - fedgazette
Electricity deregulation comes to Montana—so far, to the cheers of some and the chagrin of many.
Frank Jossi
September 2005 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
May 2005 - fedgazette
Minnesota State Roundup
May 2005 - fedgazette
Letter to the editor on the March 2005 fedgazette.
May 2005 - fedgazette
District Voices
March 2005 - fedgazette
Montana State Roundup
March 2005 - fedgazette
Map of Proposed Ninth District Coal-Fired Plants
September 2004 - fedgazette
Rising energy needs and relaxed regulations fuel a resurgence.
Frank Jossi
September 2004 - fedgazette
August 2004 - Community Dividend
Amy Stittsworth, Rob Grunewald
July 2004 - fedgazette
Comments on fedgazette articles on ethanol and exports.
September 2003 - fedgazette
North Dakota State Roundup
September 2003 - fedgazette
South Dakota State Roundup
September 2003 - fedgazette
Thanks to government-induced demand, ethanol production is on the fast track in the district.
Frank Jossi
July 2003 - fedgazette
United States Map of Coalbed Methane Basins
January 2003 - fedgazette
Montana debates benefits, costs of coalbed methane
Frank Jossi
January 2003 - fedgazette
The bills come due for hardrock mining's toxic past
Douglas Clement
November 2002 - fedgazette
Comments on previous fedgazette articles on feedlots and alternative energy.
September 2001 - fedgazette
Rapidly rising energy costs and shrinking supplies are sparking creativity and generating new power sources
Douglas Clement
July 2001 - fedgazette
Douglas Clement
March 2001 - fedgazette
New electricity technologies promise power to the people, but the revolution may be delayed
Douglas Clement
March 2001 - fedgazette
What's a watt? A primer
Douglas Clement
March 2001 - fedgazette
Underneath the chaos of electricity deregulation, part of the answer (my friend) to future energy needs might be wind generation
Ronald A. Wirtz
January 2001 - fedgazette
January 2001 - fedgazette
Ronald A. Wirtz
January 2001 - fedgazette
Ethanol Plants in Ninth District States
Ronald A. Wirtz
January 2001 - fedgazette
Deregulation, once seen as inevitable in the electric industry, is now on the backburner in most Ninth District states
Douglas Clement
January 2001 - fedgazette
As policymakers seek reliable power grids, utilities and large consumers cope with an uncertain regulatory future
Douglas Clement
January 2001 - fedgazette
December 2000
Ronald A. Wirtz
January 2001 - fedgazette
All engines are go for the the ethanol industry, but whether that continues hinges on fickle consumers and government policy
Ronald A. Wirtz
January 2001 - fedgazette
Rosie Cataldo
October 2000 - fedgazette
Kathy Cobb
October 1996 - fedgazette