Phillips files application to unitize lower Cook Inlet leasesTwo three and a half mile extended reach wells being permitted for Cosmopolitan unit; production likely to qualify for 5 percent discovery royalty Kay Cashman PNA Publisher
In August, Phillips Alaska Inc. filed a final application with the state Division of Oil and Gas and the U.S. Minerals Management Service to unitize seven state lower Cook Inlet leases, totaling 24,600 acres, and two federal Outer Continental Shelf leases, totaling 9,765 acres.
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Close to old Starichkof State No. 1 well Hoping for higher gravity oil Eligible for 5 percent discovery royalty
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