House Resources begins hearing SB 21North Slope producers say removing progressivity positive, question whether bill makes Alaska attractive enough; others want credits Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
Legislation to reduce Alaska’s production oil tax as passed by the Senate, a Finance Committee substitute for Senate Bill 21, is getting mixed industry reviews in House Resources.
The North Slope’s large producers, BP, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil, praised elimination of progressivity, but questio....
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