Enstar installs longest horizontal directional drilled pipe in AlaskaWork done last winter on west side of Cook Inlet to replace portion of 20-inch transmission line in danger of being washed out Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
In 1991, Enstar Natural Gas Co. did the first horizontal directional drilling in Alaska when it replaced a section of its Beluga pipeline under the middle channel of the Susitna River on the west side of Cook Inlet. Enstar, a subsidiary of Semco Energy, is the natural gas transmission company for So....
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Hole drilled, expanded, pipe pulled through Ice road, ice bridges required Twelve-hour window to connect Project cost right at $5 million
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