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The operation of new liquefied natural gas storage facilities in the Fairbanks North Star Borough is enabling Interior Gas Utility to provide gas supply services to new customers in the region, according to the latest Interior Energy Project quarterly report to the state Legislature. Construction of...

With more than $70 million invested and an expected gross value from oil production of $1.3 billion, lender Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is putting the assets of the North Slope Mustang oil field up for sale through a competitive bid process. AIDEA passed a resolution Aug. 12,...

As reported by Lynden News Aug. 16, Lynden Transport earned its 25th Quest for Quality Award this year, marking a quarter century benchmark of providing the highest level of customer service and performance. Upholding its gold standard, Lynden Transport received an award for 2021 in the less-than-tr...

Researchers in the University of Calgary, Canada, have conducted experiments that demonstrate that microbes in the seafloor in Arctic conditions decompose crude oil. The microbes in question exist in the benthic zone, close to the seafloor. Given that some portion of spilled crude oil sinks, the res...

STEVEN: PLEASE PUT EMAIL CONTACT FOR KAY AT BOTTOM IN NONSCANABLE FORM Contact Kay Cashman at publisher@petroleumnews.com OIL PATCH INSIDER According to Kevin Gallagher, chief executive of Santos Ltd., the shareholders of both Oil Search Ltd. and Santos will likely vote on the merger of their two...

U.s. president that the collapse of the afghan government was somehow a forgone conclusion, whether it happened sooner rather than later. clearly, it happened an awful lot sooner than planned for and the issue was how much he planned for. he attempted to show more compassion but these pictures and reactions to them reveal, not so much. dec desperate for a child salvation a baby handed to u.s. marines over a razor wire att kabuls airport. >> security airport enabling flights to resume, not just m...

The question of whether lawsuits blaming big oil companies for loss of vulnerable Louisiana coastal wetlands will be tried in state courts, as local parish governments want, or in federal courts, as the oil companies want, has been revived by a federal appeals panel. The Aug. 5 ruling at the 5th U....

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted sales of electricity by Anchorage based Chugach Electric Association, causing the utility to seek a means of ensuring that it can maintain adequate margins for its business. In a July 1 petition to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska the utility reque...

Mirko Goetze, VP & Head of Regional Information Solutions, Schott AG shared that with SAITS’ establishment in Malaysia, it’s current headcount of 30 highly-skilled IT staff is expected to grow to as many as 150 over the next two to five years.

The state issues an alert about a virus that infects and kills deer. Two dead deer were...