Natural gas pipeline project moves forward
By RICHARD MAUER, Alaska Daily News, July 30, 2010
TRANSCANADA: Company says multiple shippers met deadline.
The proposed multibillion-dollar TransCanada gas pipeline from the North Slope took a step forward Friday with the announcement that potential shippers appear willing to pay to move gas to markets.
Rumored BP sale raises concerns
Bill Walker, Alaska Dispatch, July 16, 2010
It is being widely reported that various companies are considering acquiring BP.
Companies make case for more time to ship LNG
By ERIC LIDJI, Anchorage Daily News, June 20th, 2010
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - The owners of the liquefied natural gas facility in Nikiski have formally asked the U.S. Department of Energy for more time to ship Alaska LNG to markets overseas.
Low flow could mean big problems for Alaska's pipeline
Rena Delbridge, Alaska Dispatch, March 6, 2010
Less and less oil is flowing through that engineering masterpiece that is the trans-Alaska oil pipeline, built in the 1970s to link the North Slope's liquid gold with insatiable markets.
Projections and the pipeline
By Christopher E. Smith, Oil and Gas Journal, Feb 15, 2010
I like statistics. I liked them on the back of baseball cards when I was a kid. I like them as produced by organizations such as the US Energy Information Administration and Canada's Energy Resource Conservation Board (ERCB) today.
Prominent Oil Critic Forced from University in Alaska
Andy Rowell, OilChange, January 22nd, 2010
There is something about Alaska that attracts a special kind of person. Many people move or live there for its rugged landscape and spectacular wildlife. They have America’s last true wilderness on their doorstep.
But this land of natural beauty has become tarnished, intoxicated and corrupted by oil.
