Questions raised over CINGSA ‘native gas’Gas storage utility says it wants to sell some of the gas; attorney general and others argue that gains should go to ratepayers Alan Bailey Petroleum News
In February Cook Inlet Natural Gas Storage Alaska, the operator of a gas storage facility on the Kenai Peninsula, asked approval from the Regulatory Commission of Alaska for the right to sell some gas that it had found in its storage reservoir. CINGSA had encountered the gas, referred to as native g....
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