Calgary Herald SaskPower to launch carbon-capture power plant; hopes it will be model for world Calgary Herald... power station with a mechanism to capture carbon dioxide emissions and transport the gas through a steel pipeline into storage deep underground. CBC.ca Mi'kmaq leaders protesting $100M Alton gas storage project. CBC.ca. Mi'kmaq leaders protesting $100M Alton gas storage project ... space will store compressed natural gas delivered by the Maritimes Northeast pipeline.
ADN by Alex DeMaban. Scott Hawkins (NGP Photo), founder of Prosperity Alaska, believes the voting public should not decide complex tax questions or other measures that increase regulations or permitting of businesses. “Oil taxation is an incredibly technical, complex, arcane subject. It does not belong on the ballot,” said Hawkins, president of Advanced Supply Chain International in Anchorage, providing support to oil and gas, mining and other industries. “Our elected officials spent years and thousands of hours in hearings and hired experts and oil taxatiConon is not a suitable [...]
Julie Hasquet of BP alerts us that lifelong Alaskan and long-time BP Alaska employee Frank Paskvan was honored at UAF Friday night with the 2014 Distinguished Alumnus Award. We add our congratulations, having heard him speak a number of times on the importance of Alaska's North Slope energy assets, including gas hydrates.
JD SUPRA BUSINESS ADIVSOR. Shortly after finalizing its revised procedures for reviewing pending liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) export applications, the Department of Energy (“DOE”) issued final authorizations for two facilities to export LNG to countries that do not have a Free Trade Agreement with the United States (“non-FTA countries”). *** The DOE’s revised procedures apply only to exports from the lower-48 states and explicitly exclude Alaska, given the potential utility of issuing conditional authorizations for unique Alaskan projects. More here.....
See This Week's Petroleum News Stories Here Petroleum News Story by Alan Bailey (NGP Photo). In a Sept. 15 letter to state Rep. Doug Isaacson, Brad Janorschke, general manager of Homer Electric Association, said that his utility had quit the Alaska Railbelt Cooperative and Electric Co., or ARCTEC, in early 2013 because, rather than pursuing cost-saving projects that would jointly benefit ARCTEC’s member utilities, ARCTEC’s sole purpose seemed to have become lobbying for grant funding from the state Legislature. A desire of some ARCTEC members to hire a CEO for [...]
WSJ: Alaska's Lessons For The Keystone XL Pipeline IOGCC's Gerry Baker reminds readers to register for the Columbus, Ohio meeting just weeks away. Sister organization, NARUC, reminds us of its 126th Annual Meeting in San Francisco, coming in November. Resolutions of both organizations go to State and DC Policy makers so energy company participation is mission essential. -dh TODAY'S GASLINE MEETING IN FAIRBANKS: The Alaska Stand Alone Pipeline (ASAP) Community Advisory Council will hold its monthly meeting on September 25, 2014 from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm in Fairbanks. [...]
Calgary Herald Midstream startup building first gas plant Calgary Herald, By Dan Healing, ... to remove condensate from its liquids-rich gas so it qualifies for transport in a dry gas pipeline. CBC.ca TransCanada work on St. Lawrence port suspended by Quebec court order CBC.ca, The TransCanada Energy East pipeline project includes converting an existing naturalgas pipeline to an oil transportation pipeline. This project is ... Petroleum News by Kristen Nelson. Three projects are under way to deliver North Slope natural gas to Alaskans - and on three different scales and timelines. Personal note: [...]
Pipeline stake expected to fuel Veresen LNG project, Calgary Herald, By Dan Healing, Calgary Herald September 22, 2014 7:37 PM ... US pipeline investment will better connect U.S. Rockies gas with Veresen Inc.'s ... Alaska Dispatch News by Dermot Cole. The key question mark about the state-backed effort to expand natural gas distribution in Fairbanks remains the price, with the release of new information put off until the end of the year. The staff and board of the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority say the revised timetable on the gas trucking plan has nothing to do with the fall election, but is a consequence of [...]
Alaska Senator Makes Hysterical Plea For Money Today! This morning our friend, Pedro van Meurs (NGP Photo) writes us that: "My well known course World Fiscal Systems for Oil and Gas is scheduled to take place again this year in Dubai during the week November 16 – 20, 2014. "The course provides an overview of all fiscal terms and conditions for oil and gas licenses, leases, concessions, PSCs and risk service contracts around the world, including detailed analysis of economic results and government take. The course will also focus on the many [...]
The Department of Natural Resources is inviting the public to attend community meetings and provide input on its proposed Eastern Tanana Area Plan (ETAP). When adopted, ETAP will serve as the basis for the management of state lands and waters on approximately 6.8 million acres of state-owned and state-selected land distributed throughout the Tanana River Valley and the surrounding uplands and the Fairbanks North Star Borough north of the Tanana River. Point of personal privilege. We were honored today to meet the Honorable Marcelo Cabrera, Mayor of Cuenca, Ecuador, presiding over [...]
FERC Approves Alaska LNG Project Pre-filing Request. Governor Sean Parnell (NGP Photo) said yesterday. "Alaska is well-positioned to bring gas to Alaskans and markets beyond." See Pipelines International Report. -dh * * * We consider this Alaska Journal of Commerce piece by Tim Bradner to be the most enlightening analysis to date of the Alaska LNG Project perspectives of Governor Sean Parnell and his challenger, Valdez lawyer Bill Walker (NGP Photo). -dh Calgary Herald by James Wood. Alberta’s new point man in Washington believes the tide is [...]
Today's American Energy Alliance Comments and Energy Links: The science is settled. The Washington Post (9/16/14) reports: “The final report from a landmark federal study on hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, found no evidence that chemicals or brine water from the gas drilling process moved upward to contaminate drinking water at a site in western Pennsylvania. The Department of Energy report, released Monday, was the first time an energy company allowed independent monitoring of a drilling site during the fracking process and for 18 months afterward. After those months of monitoring, researchers found [...]
Comment Before Friday On 1) EPA's Overreaching Jurisdiction, 2) Erosion Of America's Rule Of Law, And 3) Attack On Our Constitutional Right Of Due Process. All Americans In General And Particularly Every Alaskan Are Entitled To Be Outraged! Reference: Our many editorials on this issue, including this one, and this. Is This The Country The Founders And So Many Generations Have Loved, Then Defended With "...Our Lives, Our Fortunes And Our Sacred Honor?" -dh From Deantha Crockett (NGP Photo), Executive Director of the Alaska Miners Association, comes this action request which we heartily endorse: Friday, September [...]
Consumer Energy Alliance Energy Links: Radio America: Neal Asbury’s Made in America *Michael Whatley Interview (NGP Photo) Pipeline International: The Gulf Coast Pipeline System: a catalyst for American jobs and energy security *CEA Mention In just the past decade, the North American energy industry has undergone a rapid transformation. Thanks to technological advances in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, oil and gas production has surged from previously untapped US shale rock formations, with the International Energy Agency predicting that the US will overtake Saudi Arabia to become the world’s top producer of oil [...]
News Miner by Robin Wood. The Tanana River, Bassett Army Community Hospital and parts of the University of Alaska Fairbanks are all visible from one unlikely location — the top of Cell One at the Fairbanks North Star Borough Solid Waste Facility, commonly called the landfill. Cell One is now closed and covered in layers of gravel, liners, topsoil and grass. There are 10 wells bored into the 19-acre cell that holds 1.2 million cubic yards of waste. The wells will collect methane for power generation as the cell decomposes. [...]
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