Despite declines, Cook Inlet still busyMajors and indies continue to ring life from old fields and chase new targets, not only oil and gas, but also coal and geothermal Eric Lidji For Petroleum News
While oil taxation debates in Juneau are focusing public attention on North Slope investment, Cook Inlet continues to be a dynamic basin, where big players squeeze life from old assets and new companies chase untapped targets. As the warmer weather approaches, here are some of the energy development....
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