The Alaska Senate voted without dissent Monday to allow the Department of Natural Resources to stop publishing some public notices in local newspapers. Senators approved Senate Bill 68 by a 17-0 vote. It now advances to the House for consideration. Sens. Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel; Bert Stedman, R-Sitka; and Shelley Hughes, R-Palmer, were excused absent. Before…
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Energy leaders in Anchorage make the case for Alaska LNG pipeline — again
The project has mostly failed to get traction because of its high cost.
An Alaska oil and gas expert thinks the state could make money by not drilling in ANWR
The Alaska Industrial and Development Export Authority is currently the only leaseholder in ANWR.
Peltola hires Don Young’s former chief of staff
Peltola says she’s intent on finishing some of the initiatives that Young hoped to accomplish this year.
Is now the time for Alaska’s massive liquified natural gas line project?
It’s been on the table for as long as Alaska has been an energy state, though the costs of constructing the pipeline have long been considered prohibitive.
Gas prices remain high in Alaska while falling nationally
According to AAA, the national average Tuesday was $4.33 a gallon.
Alaskans are rethinking their driving habits this summer as gas prices tick higher
Federal data shows gas prices may have increased to a point that consumer demand has actually gone down.
Will Alaska oil production get a boost from high prices? Not likely, says this industry observer.
With oil above $100 a barrel, some Alaskans have wondered: Will companies now be drilling for more oil here?
As gas prices soar, Alaskans should ‘get used to volatility,’ says one analyst
After months of incremental bumps, a barrel of Alaska North Slope shot up to $125 last week. A day later, he said, the markets reconsidered, and it dropped to $110.
Rebounding oil prices mean two idled Cook Inlet fields are operating again
When Glacier Oil and Gas suspended operations last spring, North Slope crude was averaging less than $30 a barrel.