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Oil workers are racing to get as much prep work done as possible, for the recently approved Willow oil drilling project, before winter's frozen ground gives way to squishy mud and makes working impossible. Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to make Conoco Phillip's controversial initiative a legendary example of hubris and…

The U.S. Department of the Interior offered up nearly 1 million acres in Alaska's Cook Inlet for oil and gas drilling. Almost no one was interested.

Industry watchers say the lukewarm response to the hotly contested sale points to a long-term trend of low interest in the inlet's federal waters.

Honiton resident Roger Marks writes for the Herald on his love for the town Why would anyone, with a choice of living almost anywhere in England, Wales,...

Oil prices in Alaska have surged to their highest levels in a decade.

While the cost of one is most certainly not worth the other, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is proving to be an indirect windfall for Alaska’s treasury. Alaska North Slope crude oil traded for $115.14 per barrel on April 14, according to state Department of Revenue officials. That same day, oil indexed to the Brent benchmark sold for an average of $111.70. A premium of $3.43 per

A brief but anticipated report from Interior Department leaders largely concludes the government is not charging enough for oil and gas produced from federal territory. Industry representatives said the report is the latest in a series of confusing messages from the Biden administration regarding energy policy. Alaska-based oil and gas analysts noted the administration did not