Companies start pre-packing ice roadsSnow on the North Slope is deeper than normal but soil temperatures remain above freezing as winter drilling season approaches Alan Bailey Petroleum News
With greater than normal depths of snow on the tundra of Alaska’s North Slope, companies have started pre-packing ice road routes, in preparation for ice road construction for this winter’s off-road drilling operations, Melissa Head, manager of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources Northern Oil....
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