In-state bullet line gets questionsSenate Resources Committee members wonder if new Cook Inlet natural gas estimates could make line to Southcentral unnecessary Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
The State of Alaska is currently putting money into two gas pipeline projects — a large line from the North Slope to major markets (with spur lines within Alaska) and a smaller line from the North Slope to Interior and Southcentral markets.
The Alaska Senate Resources Committee met in Anchorage Aug....
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