Marathon: 50 years in Alaska - Natural gas pipelines the next big issueMarathon talking to state about pipeline regulatory issues Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
Cook Inlet used to have a lack of drilling. “We used to say more wells need to get drilled in Cook Inlet,” says John Barnes, Marathon Oil’s Alaska business unit manager. Industry is now drilling wells, but that has exposed an infrastructure problem, he said. “The next thing is we need to have an eff....
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