September production up 25% from AugustWith end of summer maintenance season, ANS crude at 496,388 bpd, close to June levels; Cook Inlet production breaks 18,000 bpd mark Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
Alaska North Slope crude oil production started September at 359,150 barrels, but ended the month at 533,561 barrels, a clear indication that the summer maintenance season has wound down and production levels are getting back to a seasonal norm.
The average for September was 496,388 barrels per day....
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Endicott, Alpine also up Kuparuk, Lisburne down Cook Inlet up 4.3 percent
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