Oil Patch InsiderJack-up rig has legs, but won’t walk to Alaska’s Cook Inlet basin
A jack-up rig has legs, but it won’t walk to Alaska by itself — it needs help, mainly in the form of dollars, and the state is trying to find a way to assist.
Many companies have said they would use a jack-up rig to explore offshore, primarily in Cook Inlet — if a jack-up rig were around — but none....
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