Western North Slope production on the block as part of state, BP dealBP will give up operatorship of Alpine, Kuparuk, make geologic play fairways available in NPR-A, on state, federal lease holdings across the Slope Kristen Nelson PNA News Editor
Under terms of a draft agreement made public Nov. 5, the state of Alaska and BP Amoco have put western North Slope production in play.
In a move to satisfy the state’s concerns that BP Amoco’s proposed acquisition of ARCO would significantly reduce competition in the Alaska’s oil and gas industry,....
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Satisfies state’s antitrust laws BP Amoco anxious to get back to work At least 40 percent of Kuparuk, Alpine to be sold Exploration plays to be sold
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