State talking about tariff with TAPS ownersAlaska’s AG looks for early reopener of oil pipeline tariffs Larry Persily Petroleum News Juneau Correspondent
Alaska’s attorney general says he anticipates reaching an agreement later this fall with the owners of the trans-Alaska oil pipeline to begin negotiations for a new tariff structure on the line, with the hope of finishing the deal within a year.
The existing rate structure for interstate oil shipme....
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Issue greets new governor Critics say tariffs too high State asked for early reopener Other producers may join talks Lower tariff seen as No. 1 priority
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