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...remember the cash people were making and the economic boom that rocketed across the state. We all want the benefits from that pipeline to last, and we know there's plenty of oil in the ground and plenty of people who want to buy it. But giving it...
...that Enstar Natural Gas Co. now has a gas pipeline built to Anchor Point to transport gas from nearby onshore wells. That pipeline could easily be reached from offshore. Tim Bradner can be reached at tim.bradner@alaskajournal.com.
...trans-Alaska oil pipeline, Alaska's economic lifeline."We have to come to some sort of accommodation on how we keep that pipeline full," he said.The biggest focus this election has been on state Senate races. The 20-member Senate is currently...
...That is the fastest way to get more oil in our pipeline. That can be within two years, increased flow through that pipeline."Micciche said he hopes lawmakers will investigate a wide swath North Slope production issues."Notice we are...
...Walt Wrede.Support for bringing natural gas to the southern peninsula remains strong."There is no question that that pipeline is needed to save costs to all users, including the borough, but also to provide necessary service that the gas line...
...gas from each of those wells to a central point, where one pipeline could carry the natural gas out of the area. That pipeline could either carry gas to shore, where it would hook-in with local natural gas pipelines, or to another platform...
...person who will get this done. You're either the honcho to get the job done or a pawn to be used. We Alaskans want that pipeline. You're the man who can make it happen. I like the idea, but you need more guarantees than just a promise. Let...
...Stevens said. ''There's some things that must be done in terms of initiating plans for exploration to keep that pipeline filled that must be finalized in the near time frame.'' He said be believes Alaskans will be satisfied with Phillips...
...asked Sen. Inyoe. The response: I will build a pipeline! Sen. Inoye answered, "you're crazy!" Was he? That pipeline has existed for more than 30 years. As Alaskans say good-bye to "Uncle Ted", I can't help but wonder where...
...person who will get this done. You're either the honcho to get the job done or a pawn to be used. We Alaskans want that pipeline. You're the man who can make it happen. I like the idea, but you need more guarantees than just a promise. Let...