Marathon manager: ASAP challenges Cook Inlet projectsHutchings says bullet line could tie up un-contracted future gas market, putting local developments at risk Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
Tax reforms and process improvements within the Regulatory Commission of Alaska are positive improvements in the Cook Inlet oil and gas investment environment, Marathon Oil’s Cook Inlet business unit manager, Wade Hutchings, told Senate Resources Oct. 20.
But the possibility of a bullet line bringi....
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