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State oil and gas areawide lease sales are planned this spring for Cook Inlet and the Alaska Peninsula. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources� Division of Oil and Gas said Jan. 3 that the sales are tentatively scheduled for the first half of the year and is requesting substantial new informa...

Hilcorp Alaska has received approval from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission for a spacing exemption to drill its Whiskey Gulch 15 exploration well on the Kenai Peninsula north of the company

Beluga River field operator Hilcorp Alaska received approval Jan. 3 from the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

In a Jan. 8 text to Petroleum News, Bill Armstrong confirmed that Lagniappe Alaska is "building ice now" (prepacking) and will be "mobilizing three rigs soon" to its Eastern North Slope acreage, which is south of Badami and east of Prudhoe Bay. This winter

The January issue of Alaska Economic Trends, put out by the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development

The proposed 10th plan of development for the Cook Inlet basin Kitchen Lights unit by operator Furie, a HEX company, was approved with significant modifications on Dec. 28 by Alaska

Hilcorp Alaska is continuing work to expand production from its Milne Point unit, applying to expand H pad by adding gravel to allow for drilling up to 25 new wells. The company told the Alaska Department of Natural Resources

A plan to impose a fee of $900 to $1,500 on every excess ton of methane emissions would be the first federal price on greenhouse gas pollution.

A U.S. federal watchdog said government agencies could better synchronize efforts to improve water and wastewater sector cybersecurity efforts and faulted the

Back now with our nbc news investigation. the epa is deciding whether to designate at least three former battery recycling plants once run by exide technology s as superfund sites to help clean up toxic lead released into communities. cynthia mcfadden takes us to one of those communities where many say the impact has been devastating. >> reporter: here on the east side of los angeles at what was once a battery recycling plant, theyve chiseled the companys name exide off the wall. if only it was ...