Unconditional approval for LNG plant?Conoco, Marathon say new contracts should alleviate Alaska supply concerns through 2013, keep third party access open By Eric Lidji For Petroleum News
The companies that own the liquefied natural gas terminal on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula want the federal government to extend their export license by two years, without any conditions on that extension.
In an Aug. 17 letter to the U.S. Department of Energy, ConocoPhillips and Marathon challenged th....
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