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...what effect could it have when you're trying to develop something in the Cook Inlet? What effect could it have in Prudhoe Bay? We're just asking that we're allowed to go through the permitting regulatory process as it was designed," he...
...Alaskans whenever we import LNG from a foreign country to fuel our energy needs when we have 35Ts of known gas sitting at Prudhoe Bay."Both Olson and Chenault said they have not seen Senate Bill 21, an oil tax overhaul approved by the Senate on Wednesday...
...said the plan if it were in place last year would have cost the state about $1.7 billion in the legacy fields of Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk alone compared the existing structure. Hoffman said if the taxes were in place it could mean a $1.6...
...Coordinator at Kenai Middle School.The future groom is the son of Bruce and Darla Rosing. He earned his General Education Diploma from Kenai Peninsula College in 2009 and is employed by CH2MHILL in Prudhoe Bay. The couple resides in Soldotna.
...Senate last year, as lawmakers worked unsuccessfully toward an overhaul, was how best to address legacy fields like Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk, the mainstays of Alaska's oil industry, where production has been declining. One of the concerns was...
...managed in a safer, more reliable manner. In 1977, when TAPS began operating, it took four days for oil to move from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. By 2014 it will take 18 days, Barrett said. As the crude oil cools at a higher rate, wax accumulation...
...project, related indirectly to the bigger pipeline plan, is the state's proposed project to build a pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Southcentral Alaska to serve communities and industrial customers in Alaska. This is being worked on by the Alaska...
...the surcharge. His plan would include a tax break for oil from new fields, including, he has said, new areas of Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk, long the mainstay of Alaska's oil industry. His plan would keep in place credits for exploration but...
...does the Democrats' plan, and includes a tax break for oil from new fields, including new areas of the legacy fields Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk. It keeps in place credits for exploration but eliminates credits for qualified capital expenditures on...