RCA hears testimony on CINGSA facilityUtilities present the case for moving ahead with gas storage development as Cook Inlet gas deliverability continues to decline Alan Bailey Petroleum News
With possible shortfalls in utility gas deliverability from Alaska’s Cook Inlet basin causing increasing concern in Southcentral Alaska, Cook Inlet Natural Gas Storage Alaska, or CINGSA, has been pushing forward to fast track development of its new gas storage facility on the Kenai Peninsula. And fo....
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A big deal $180 million Enstar: urgent need Other storage uses Grappling with gas delivery from storage Questions over potential gas storage leaks Setting a storage rate for the CINGSA facility
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