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According to Lynn Helms, director, North Dakota Department of Minerals, Bismarck, ND, there has been an increase in flaring from October to November. Helms said a large reason for this was a unique issue involving the sulfur treating equipment at the Tioga gas plant. He said this caused a six day period where gas was turned off or flared. This also rippled into the plant production which dropped to 71 percent from 85 percent and “flaring increased just a little bit.”
There is a new federal rule, through the Bureau of Indian Affairs, involving the extension of right of ways. Helms said they are currently looking into the new law.
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