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Point Thomson unit operator ExxonMobil Alaska Production has submitted a two-year plan of development to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas with continued focus on condensate production and providing information as needed for major gas sales projects. ExxonMobil and Hilcorp North Slope are the majo...

It took little more than 48 hours from the moment a major oil spill was discovered off Southern California until the first lawsuit was filed against the Houston company that owns and operates the ruptured pipeline. Finding the cause, who is to blame and if they will be held accountable will take mu...

The price of Alaska North Slope crude budged upward 10 cents to close at $83.71 per barrel Oct. 13. West Texas Intermediate fell 20 cents to close at $80.44, and Brent dropped 24 cents to close at $83.18. The indexes are trading now at levels not seen since 2014. The mixed, miniscule price action on...

Shell Offshore Inc. is still not interested in operating in Alaska and continues to look for another company to drill its shallow water Beaufort Sea leases. When those leases are drilled, Shell wants to target the Nanushuk formation, not drill deeper into the Torok, as was mandated by the state of A...

Dec dec declining. the cdc also reports a decline in deaths and hospitalizations for the fifth week in a row now. how significant is all this? >> i think its showing that we are learning to live with covid-19, which is something that we can do. we have vaccines for this reason. we know that they help to keep us safe and they also help us to return our economy and schools and everything else back. i do want to applaud the biden administration for mandating vaccines in this case. i think that send...

A dramatic run-up that took Alaska North Slope crude above $80 per barrel cooled off a bit Oct. 6. ANS dropped $1.73 to close at $81.18, while West Texas Intermediate lost $1.50 to close at $77.43 and Brent lost $1.48 to close at $81.08. Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country will ride to...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that it plans to conduct a review of the status of polar bears, seeking information such as population trends and habitat conditions for the bears. The review, a five-year review under the terms of the Endangered Species Act, comes as a consequence of...

Anchorage-based utility Chugach Electric Association has issued a request for proposals, seeking ideas for the construction of renewable energy power generation projects that would integrate into the regional electrical system. The utility wants to add 100,000 megawatts per year of renewable generat...

Near Point Barrow in northern Alaska, natural gas has accumulated in Jurassic-aged sandstone reservoirs that lie along the western and eastern margins of a buried, ancient meteorite impact crater, which is on the northern flank of the east-trending Barrow High. In the aftermath of World War II, the...

But its very piecemeal. it depends on the countries and how much they are putting a lot of emphasis on having these reports, on getting their priests trained and so on. certainly at the vatican, for example, isa, awaiting a verdict on a first of its kind sexual abuse trial because this is an allegation of something that happened within the vatican. it was at a pre-seminary, a school for young boys thinking of becoming priests, who serve as altar servers at the priests masses. this trial is about...