Headlines: Dakota Access Permit Denial A 'Temporary Setback'

In this week's video sponsored by Opportune: the Dakota Access pipeline was sideswiped by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, though Continental Resources' Harold Hamm told Hart Energy the decision is a 'temporary setback.' Moving to A&D activity, Noble and Gulfport Energy both tack on more acreage to their leasehold positions, while Chesapeake sells off a chunk of its Haynesville assets.

Sources:

• Dakota Access Players Confident New President Will Trump Protests
• Noble Energy's $350 Million Bolt-On Adds Delaware Length
• Gulfport Expands Utica Acreage At 'Right' Price
• Chesapeake Sells First Of Two Haynesville Packages For $450 Million