Alberta wants access to liquids in Arctic gas pipeline
The federal Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement has agreed to extend the terms of Beaufort Sea leases that Arctic Slope Regional Corp. Exploration acquired from Shell in 2016. The leases, in the Camden Bay region of the Beaufort, comprise the 20-lease Taktuk unit and one additional lease. Most of the leases had been due to expire around October 2017, but AEX had requested an extension of operations, in particular because of AEX's appeal for the need for a thorough environmental analysis of proposed offshore operations.
Under the terms of the approval, AEX must report quarterly to BSEE, to demonstrate that the company is meeting required milestones in the schedule of work. The company must file an exploration plan with the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management in 2023, BSEE says.
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VECO named state's exporter of the year for 2000
VECO was named the Governor's Exporter of the Year May 24. The company employs 4,500 people, more than 2,000 of them in foreign countries.
"We congratulate VECO on their success in selling Alaska services and know-how into markets like Russia, China, Kuwait, India, Central Africa and Egypt," said Gov. Tony Knowles. The governor said that VECO, Alaska-founded and Alaska-owned, exports project engineering, construction and operations expertise around the world.
VECO was named the Governor's Exporter of the Year May 24. The company employs 4,500 people, more than 2,000 of them in foreign countries.
"We congratulate VECO on their success in selling Alaska services and know-how into markets like Russia, China, Kuwait, India, Central Africa and Egypt," said Gov. Tony Knowles. The governor said that VECO, Alaska-founded and Alaska-owned, exports project engineering, construction and operations expertise around the world.
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