State gets mixed reviews on proposed Cook Inlet sale of royalty in kind natural gasAgrium urges state to pursue sale, citing economic importance of fertilizer plant to Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
The volume of Cook Inlet natural gas is not changed by state ownership of a royalty interest, typically 12.5 percent. But if the state sold its royalty gas, rather than accepting payment for the gas when producers sell it, the volume of natural gas available to individual customers could change.
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