AOGCC lowers proposed NordAq fine, requires abandonment within a year
The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has reduced proposed fines for NordAq Energy’s failure to permanently abandon two Cook Inlet basin exploratory wells prior to expiration of its leases at the wells. The proposed penalties were $100,000 per well for the initial violation and $1,000 per d....
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