Industry, legislators disagree with Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission hire regulations Forcenergy, Senate Pres. Drue Pearce, former Rep. Mark Hodgins tell commission proposed regulations are in conflict with intent of Legislature when it passed HB 380 Kristen Nelson PNA News Editor
As the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission moved to adopt regulations to implement House Bill 380 — which reduces royalties for six Cook Inlet fields not currently producing — industry and legislators contended that regulations were not necessary and that those proposed contravened the intent....
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Decision matrix required Forcenergy says no regulations required No hoop jumping Local hire an issue in the Senate
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