Point Thomson owners opt to pay penalty, drop acreage at Red DogExxonMobil tells state companies not happy with permitting progress for gas cycling development project, but believe project could still start up in 2006 Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
Point Thomson unit operator ExxonMobil Production Co. has told the state that the working interest owners at the unit cannot justify drilling in the work commitment area identified in the unit expansion-contraction agreement, and have decided instead to pay the state $940,000 and relinquish the Red....
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