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11-16-19, NORTHERN ENERGY HISTORY: Exxon’s Important North Slope Position Includes Prudhoe Bay AND Point Tompson!

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Producers 2019: Exxon pursuing two fronts Operator’s ultimate goal at North Slope Point Thomson unit is marketing 8 Tcf of natural gas Kay Cashman Petroleum News Caribou on oil industry gravel pad. Five feet above the mosquito infested tundra decreases mosquito caused mortality among spring-born calves. -dh One of the earliest explorers in Alaska and one of [...]

8-22-14 Alaska Gas Project: Permits Galore!

ADN Op-Ed by Nils Andeassen.  America’s increasing attention on the Arctic is timely and well-deserved but it’s important to recognize that there have been many individuals and organizations whose focus on the Arctic over the [...]

8-16-14 Open Offshore Production

More than 125,000 US Consumers Say Open Up New Offshore Areas for Energy Production More than 125,000 US consumers support of a robust offshore energy development program.  Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) and its partner organizations [...]

8-15-14 Shame on you for not backing up!!!

Dear NGP Reader: KTUU.  Dillingham is more than 100 miles downstream from where the Pebble Partnership would like to mine copper and gold. It's the biggest city in the Bristol Bay region, a place where many [...]

8-13-14 EPA’s Alaska Hearings Began Yesterday

Alaska Miners Association Summary of Yesterday's Meetingvideo platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player ADN by Lisa Demer.  The fight over the proposed Pebble mine came to the Egan Center on Tuesday at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s [...]

8-11-14

Wall Street Journal by Cassandra Sweet and Jim Carlton.  In U.S. Energy Boom, Alaska Is Unlikely Loser.  former Dominant Oil Player Losing Out To Places Like North Dakota. Note: The Resource Development Council for Alaska [...]

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