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Fort Richardson now gets half its power on gas from trashA collaborative effort between the Municipality of Anchorage and Doyon Utilities is saving money — and natural gas — on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. |
March Issue 4 2013 |
Senate passes oil tax reformState senators in Juneau narrowly approved a major rewrite of Alaska's oil tax law, passing Senate Bill 21 in a late-evening session Wednesday by a vote of 11-9. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
Alaska Senate poised to begin debate on oil taxesThe long-awaited debate on the dominant issue this legislative session — overhauling Alaska's oil tax structure — could finally begin on the Senate floor Wednesday, with majority leaders indicating they have the votes to pass the bill. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
All eyes on Senate ahead of expected oil tax voteBoth sides are ratcheting up the rhetoric on oil taxes ahead of this week's expected vote in the Alaska Senate. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
Tow arrives to take damaged Shell barge to AsiaA ship that will transport a damaged Royal Dutch Shell Arctic drilling barge has arrived in the Alaska port of Dutch Harbor. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
Report says Shell unprepared for Arctic drillingShell was not fully prepared when it launched its trouble-plagued Arctic offshore drilling program last year, and the oil company also fell short in overseeing key contractors in the effort, according to a federal report released Thursday. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
Natural gas jumps almost 3 pct., oil up slightlyNatural gas rose 3 percent, to the highest level since November, as the government said supplies of the fuel are nearly 20 percent below year-ago levels. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
Senate passes bill for LNG trucking projectThe Senate has passed legislation meant to help advance efforts to bring gas to parts of Interior Alaska. |
March Issue 3 2013 | |
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Senate committee works over its version of oil tax revampA new version of a bill revamping the state’s oil production tax developed by the Senate Finance Committee in Juneau seems to hit the main targets of reducing the state tax on all oil to a range competitive with other producing regions, providing special incentives for new oil, and simplifying the tax, members of the committee say. |
March Issue 3 2013 |
$355M plan for LNG trucking to Interior moves aheadWhether liquefied natural gas will be trucked from the North Slope to the Interior within the next couple of years should be a lot clearer within the next month. |
March Issue 3 2013 |
