Alaska LNG Is Finally Clear For Takeoff
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker remained upbeat, even optimistic over his state’s massive liquefied natural gas LNG export project proposal, Alaska LNG, for years, even as global oil and gas prices Continue Reading
Alaska timeline for LNG project ‘establishes clarity’ for investors
With a timeline for a gas delivery point in Alaska established, Gov. Bill Walker said a hurdle for investments in the project has been cleared. Alaska Gasline Development Corp. wants Continue Reading
Will Rosneft Move Forward In The Arctic Without Exxon?
When Vladimir Putin awarded Exxon’s then-CEO Rex Tillerson the Order of Friendship in 2012, little did either of them know that six years later they would be looking at each Continue Reading
Is Arctic Drilling The Key To U.S. Energy Dominance?
Energy dominance is a term that has become almost synonymous with Trump’s administration. On the face of things, it may seem that the term requires no further analysis for a Continue Reading
Sanctions force Exxon out of joint venture with a Russian oil company
U.S. and European sanctions on Russia meant Exxon Mobil had to leave a joint venture with Russian oil company Rosneft, the U.S. supermajor said in a filing. Exxon said in Continue Reading
Offshore Oil Recovery Beginning in World’s Harshest Environments
The improved financial condition for explorers is now emboldening rig contractors to push for better pricing. (Bloomberg) — Explorers are once again testing the waters in their search for oil, Continue Reading
Arctic temperatures soar 45 degrees above normal, flooded by extremely mild air on all sides
The temperature difference from normal over the Arctic averaged over the next five days in the GFS model forecast. (University of Maine Climate Reanalyzer) While the Eastern United States simmers Continue Reading
Alaska’s LNG project inching toward reality
A liquefied natural gas project in Alaska could be operating by 2024 because of the quick pace of meeting regulatory requirements, the developer said. An LNG project in the design Continue Reading
Alaska oil producers focus on efficiencies, not $70 oil
The rebound in the price of crude oil in recent months that has helped producers will be temporary, and the industry must prepare for competition from energy sources elsewhere, the Continue Reading
IEA: Don’t Expect Much Oil From Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Before 2030
Despite the fact that part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) has been declared open to drilling, low oil prices and abundance of onshore shale deposits makes the Arctic Continue Reading