
North Dakota DMR Reports No New Activity for Sunday
The state's daily oil and gas regulatory report showed zero new filings for permits, spuds, or completions on June 28.
The North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources (DMR) reported no new activity in its daily filing report for Sunday, June 28, 2026. The routine regulatory update, which tracks administrative actions for the state's oil and gas industry, contained no new records.
The DMR's daily activity report typically lists newly approved drilling permits, well completions, spud notices (when drilling begins), and plugging reports. These filings are a key indicator of near-term operational plans and activity levels for Bakken shale producers.
Days with no reported activity are a normal occurrence in the reporting cycle, particularly following weekends and state holidays when regulatory offices are closed. The lack of filings for Sunday aligns with this pattern. The next report, covering activity for Monday, June 29, is expected to be released on Tuesday.
Bakken Wire monitors these reports to provide operators, mineral owners, and service companies with timely updates on regulatory approvals that signal future drilling and production work in the Williston Basin.
Source
North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources Daily Activity Report for June 28, 2026.

