State approves shrunken QugrukRepsol originally proposed a 98,852-acre unit, but will only get 12,065 acres; company must drill this year or lose unit Eric Lidji For Petroleum News
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources has approved a request by Repsol E&P USA Inc. to form the Qugruk unit on the North Slope, but in a significantly reduced form.
While Repsol originally proposed a 98,852-acre unit over 49 state leases, the state ultimately approved a 12,065-acre unit over si....
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