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- Hearing dockets from January 2024 through the next scheduled docket: who is asking for what, and when it is heard
- Case files since September 2024: the application itself and how the Commission decided it
- Wellfile intelligence for the wells we track: hazards, permit and completion signals, and scout tickets read from their NDIC filings
- The full ND well directory and formation tops, for well counts and depths by county or operator
- Case-progression scores and operator permit momentum, refreshed weekly, plus our docket-activity forecast
Locations work as a county (“McKenzie County”), a town with a radius (“within 10 miles of Williston”), or a tract (“Section 14, T154N R96W”). Verify anything that matters against the source filing.
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Not a chatbot. We collect North Dakota permits, signed orders, wellfile documents, and regulatory filings, structure them, and make them searchable. The list under the mode switch is exactly what an answer or search can draw on; if something is not in those records, the answer says so rather than guessing.
Asking by location. Use a county (“McKenzie County”), a town with a radius (“within 10 miles of Williston”), or a PLSS tract. Write township and range as T154N R96W and add a section like Section 14, T154N R96W. T154N-R96W and 154-96 also work.
Ask or search? Ask a question when you want an answer with a table behind it. Search filing text when you want the documents themselves: it matches the words inside wellfiles, orders, and case files, and a bare case or order number opens that record directly.