Marshall: pace of gas negotiations typicalBP Exploration (Alaska) head suggests consideration of which project will have lowest netback, has best chance of being built Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
Negotiations over an Alaska natural gas pipeline may seem to be taking a long time, says Steve Marshall, president of BP Exploration (Alaska), and BP shares the sense of urgency Alaskans have to see a gas project move forward.
But, based on BP’s worldwide experience, it sees the pace of the negotia....
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