Addressing the changing CI gas situationConocoPhillips has drilled some new wells, is putting new compressors in at Beluga, considering future of Nikiski LNG plant Alan Bailey Petroleum News
ConocoPhillips, a major natural gas producer in Alaska’s Cook Inlet basin, is continuing to tease more gas from its aging fields, while also looking to the future of the Kenai Peninsula LNG plant that the company co-owns with Marathon Oil Co., Dan Clark, manager of ConocoPhillips’ Cook Inlet assets,....
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Beluga River Declining gas supplies LNG plant Conversion straightforward
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