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February 22, 2005 --- Vol. 11, No. 19February 2005

Pioneer, Armstrong to develop Oooguruk from site in Beaufort Sea

Petro-Canada and Anadarko agree to explore Foothills jointly

CORRECTION: State sales set for May 18

Kenai Kachemak Pipeline LLC is holding an open season to solicit "good faith expressions of interest from persons interested in shipping gas on a firm basis" on the proposed pipeline. Kenai Kachemak Pipeline said Dec. 20 that it anticipates filing an application with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska in the first quarter of next year for a certificate of public convenience and necessity for authorization to construct and operate the proposed facilities. The 58-mile pipeline will run between the Kenai gas field to a point near the town of Anchor Point and is intended primarily to transport natural gas from new fields developed on the southern part of the Kenai Peninsula to the existing pipeline system serving the northern part of the Kenai Peninsula and Anchorage. Kenai Kachemak Pipeline said expressions of interest will be accepted through Jan. 25 from "those persons potentially interested in shipping gas on a firm basis on the pipeline system." An open season terms sheet and additional information is available from John Zager, Kenai Kachemak Pipeline LLC, phone (907) 263-7662; e-mail [email protected].

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