Tag: Trans Alaska Pipeline System
Upgrades Could Enable Pipeline to Safely Operate Below 500,000 Barrel Capacity
A new study on the Trans Alaska Pipeline System has an optimistic take on the problem of declining oil in the pipeline.
Parnell’s Budget Cuts Expected, Despite Complaints
Although some areas in the state are bemoaning budget losses, the cuts were not unexpected. Governor Parnell cited declining oil production as one reason for the cuts, and that decline is spurring inclusion in the budget of money aimed at upgrading infrastructure friendly to oil development.
Study Show New Details on Declining Oil
A study released today lays out new details on an old problem: declining oil throughput in the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System.
Alaska News Nightly: June 29, 2011
Parnell Finalizes Operating and Capital Budgets, Parnell’s Budget Cuts Were Expected, Alaskans Asked for Feedback on Chukchi Oil Spill Impact Plan, Study Show New Details on Declining Oil Throughput in TAPS, and more...
Parnell Proposes to ‘Secure Alaska’s Future Initiative – Oil’
Despite his stance on the Coastal Management Program, Governor Sean Parnell outlined an ambitious program to get the state's economy moving at the annual meeting of the Resource Development Council in Anchorage on Tuesday.
Alaska News Nightly: June 28, 2011
Parnell Vows to Veto Coastal Management Bill, Parnell Proposes to ‘Secure Alaska’s Future Initiative – Oil’, Estimate of Cook Inlet Natural Gas Reserves Increased by 10x, NASA Wraps Up ICESCAPE Mission, and more...