State gets mixed reviews on proposed royalty gas saleViews of producers of natural gas, and utilities and other industrial users range from expressions of concern to outright rejection Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
Part 1 of this story, in the June 20 issue of Petroleum News, contained an overview of the state of Alaska’s request for expressions of interest in a royalty in kind sale of its Cook Inlet natural gas, and includes a summary of responses from Agrium, the Kenai Peninsula Borough, Forest Oil and Fairb....
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ConocoPhillips a seller, buyer and consumer Marathon questions transportation availability Unocal concerned about impacts on ‘fragile’ Cook Inlet gas market Utilities opposed
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