Winter work puts Meltwater on schedule to produce this yearAccumulation discovered in 2000; pad, road, pipelines, power line construction past peak; drilling to begin before thaw Kristen Nelson PNA Editor-in-Chief
Phillips Alaska Inc. plans to get its newest Kuparuk satellite, Meltwater, online this year, in spite of the challenge posed by the field’s distance from facilities and a bit of a late start this winter.
Ryan Stramp, Phillips Alaska’s Meltwater development coordinator, told PNA March 27 that Meltwa....
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