The Explorers 2019: Hilcorp aims to drill in lower Cook Inlet
Despite delay in 3-D seismic survey to late August, lower CI, Iniskin Peninsula and Trading Bay exploration programs on track Kay Cashman Petroleum News
Prior to the 2011 entry of Hilcorp Energy into Alaska, the Cook Inlet basin’s onshore and offshore oil production had declined to 8,900 barrels per day. At the same time, natural gas reserves were projected to soon be insufficient to meet continued local utility demand and aging platform infrastruct....
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