Thank you.

Thank you.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Justin Crinkstad, Director of the North Dakota Pipeline Authority.

We'll get right into talking about some of the logistics side.

We'll start with the crude oil piece.

The updated table here for the U.S. Williston Basin, and we share the same pipeline network with our neighboring states and producing regions.

What impact could that have on North Dakota in the future, if any?

Thank you, Nathan.

We'll get right into the North Dakota Pipeline Authority update.

So just a quick snapshot from our neighbors to the west and to the south of us.

Again, eastern Montana, they have a different reporting structure that those numbers typically trickle up, so I would expect that May number possibly to increase.

So it's fairly steady with the two or three active drilling rigs in eastern Montana.

I suspect that they will either maintain or potentially grow in the second half of this year, but Again, a smaller percentage of the overall basin and the overall petroleum products that need to be moved.

And then South Dakota, zero active drilling rigs, and they continue to hold relatively steady.

When we