ExxonMobil in Alaska: Alternatives to a pipelineIn addition to tanker transport, jumbo aircraft, submarines, railcars, eight-lane highway, blimps proposed Petroleum News
Several months before Richfield (would become ARCO) and Humble (owned by Exxon) discovered Prudhoe Bay in 1968, a low-profile team of engineers from Humble was sent north to gather information to determine the feasibility of a pipeline from Alaska’s North Slope to deliver hydrocarbons to market.
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