Inlet gas supply study under wayGas demand under review; include spur from Fairbanks and imported LNG Patricia Jones Petroleum News Contributing Writer
Technical consultants hired by the U.S. Department of Energy started work in mid-August on a fast-track, $500,000 study of future demand and supply of natural gas in Southcentral Alaska.
The study, scheduled to be concluded next April, is the first phase of a three-pronged project that will outline....
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