North Dakota’s oil boom braces for a winter cooldown
Clip: 1/27/2015 | 7m 17s
North Dakota’s drilling industry is starting to feel the slowdown.
With oil prices plummeting, North Dakota’s drilling industry is starting to feel the slowdown. And it's not just oil companies -- it’s hitting their contractors and suppliers, too. Special correspondent Emily Guerin of Inside Energy reports on how businesses are preparing for slower demand this winter.
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North Dakota’s oil boom braces for a winter cooldown
Clip: 1/27/2015 | 7m 17s
With oil prices plummeting, North Dakota’s drilling industry is starting to feel the slowdown. And it's not just oil companies -- it’s hitting their contractors and suppliers, too. Special correspondent Emily Guerin of Inside Energy reports on how businesses are preparing for slower demand this winter.
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