Month-over-month ANS production down 1%North Slope averaged 564,350 barrels per day in March, down from 570,983 bpd in February; February Cook Inlet output up 1% Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
Alaska North Slope crude oil production averaged 564,350 barrels per day in March, down 1.2 percent from a February average of 570,983 bpd.
In Cook Inlet, where production volumes are available on a month-delay basis, basin-wide production averaged 12,516 bpd in February, up 0.95 percent from a Jan....
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Kuparuk also down Lisburne, Alpine up Cook Inlet
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