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Vol. 7, No. 35 Week of September 01, 2002
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Cook Inlet finally pays off for Danco investors

As his corporation wraps up its affairs, and with royalty income from Redoubt Shoal soon to flow in, Dan Donkel is looking at forming a new corporation to pursue other prospects in Alaska, including Cook Inlet’s Harriet Point

Steve Sutherlin

PNA Managing Editor

Danco Exploration and its founder Dan Donkel will finally cash in on their Cook Inlet investments later this year when they collect on overriding royalties from the Redoubt Shoal unit, an offshore oil field under development by Forest Oil Corp. in northern Cook Inlet. Depending on whom you talk to —....

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Began buying leases in 1983

Danco sells Redoubt to Forcenergy

Donkel says case law important

Donkel’s future prospects

March 1996: Danco hires top analyst to evaluate Redoubt Shoal

Unocal looking for more oil

Estimates range from 10-400 million barrels

Danco has advantage
Danco packaging deal

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