North Dakota Oil Marks 75 Years as Pipeline Remains Central to Output

North Dakota oil marks 75 years as pipeline remains central to output

(The Center Square) – Crews struck oil near Tioga on April 4, 1951, launching North Dakota’s modern energy industry. The state now marks 75 years since that discovery.

North Dakota oil marks 75 years as pipeline remains central to output - Regional Media News

(The Center Square) - Crews struck oil near Tioga on April 4, 1951, launching North Dakota's modern energy industry. The state now marks 75 years since that discovery. North Dakota now produces more than 1 million barrels per day and ranks as the country's third-largest oil producer. The industry supports about 63,000 jobs and generates nearly $50 billion each year. The industry generates over $4 billion in annual taxes and royalties. The money …