by DELCommInc | Nov 6, 2013 | Features
By Laura Bailey When a newcomer visits the Williston Basin, the first indicator of North Dakota’s oil boom is not likely to be the drilling platforms popping up on the horizon—it’s the orange cones that seem to sprout from the asphalt like dandelions. Roads are under...
by DELCommInc | Oct 23, 2013 | Features
Recruiting and hiring process for 80+ employees starting Construction of the first greenfield refinery to be built in the U.S. since 1976 is on track and now moving into the initial employee recruiting and hiring phase. In total, the refinery will require more than...
by DELCommInc | Oct 16, 2013 | Features
By Chris Faulkner, President & CEO, Breitling Energy Companies To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of the Bakken formation’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Earlier in the year, naysayers were wringing hands and sounding the death knell for the Bakken based on...
by DELCommInc | Oct 10, 2013 | Features
By Rebecca Colnar If you have a large population, there’s going to be wastewater. When a small community suddenly sees burgeoning growth, wastewater needs to be dealt with quickly and efficiently while adhering to regulations. “With the increased activity in the...
by DELCommInc | Jul 17, 2013 | Features
Complex technology stories come to life as FuelFX, a Houston-based multimedia and interactive application firm, takes communications into the next dimension with animated, three-dimensional augmented reality graphics and connective media. “At FuelFX, we work at the...
by DELCommInc | Jun 3, 2013 | Features
By Melanie Franner The Bakken oilfields offer the allure of steady, good-paying jobs. And this in itself is enough to attract a fair number of working men. It also appeals to husbands and wives and/or families, many of whom who view it as a way to start over. And, as...
