What to do about idle Alaska wellsAOGCC plans to work with oil companies to identify which unused wells have no future potential and should be plugged, abandoned ALAN BAILEY Petroleum News
The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is starting to address some worries over the large number of oil and gas wells in the state that are unused but that have not been plugged and abandoned. Some of these wells may have future, perhaps unknown, value. Others, on the other hand, could usefu....
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