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Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2016 12:21:35 -0400
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Morning Headlamp — North Slope projects put on hold October 3, 2016 Posted in News Heavy lift ahead. Two North Slope projects representing 55,000 barrels of heavy oil have been put on hold for the time being until the projects prove more cost effective. The experimentation continues, said Steve Moothart, a petroleum geologist with the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas. The companies are continually looking at their well operations, their pump designs, their well designs, to try and optimize and get the most out of these wells. Oil production at the site — in the Kuparuk River Unit about 40 miles west of Prudhoe Bay — is expected to peak at 8,000 barrels daily. The first drops of crude were originally supposed to begin flowing in early 2017, in what ConocoPhillips called the largest investment in viscous oil at Kuparuk since 2004. Hilcorp Alaska said a year ago it was hoping to restart the test program, but an official also noted it had other, conventional projects to pursue, according to the Alaska Journal of Commerce.
Perfect storm. Experts have begun to question Presidential candidate Hillary Clintons plan to slash US oil consumption over the next decade. The target — to cut U.S. oil consumption by a third by 2027 — is an example of Clintons hard line on fossil fuels during the Democratic primary and the general election. The plan includes a program to promote natural gas development overseas through the use of hydraulic fracturing. Clinton launched the Bureau of Resource Management, which sought to export shale drilling capabilities in order to reduce U.S. allies reliance on coal and natural gas from Russia. According to Peter Saundry, chief scientist at the National Council for Science and the Environment, it would take a perfect storm to reach her goal, and such a combination is not likely to brew anytime soon.
Help us spread the word! Tell your friends, colleagues, family and more to sign up today for the latest in AK energy, politics and industry. Subscribe to AK Headlamp here bit/1OdpLVY First Reads Texas oil company announces big offshore Alaska discovery CNBC, October 4, 2016 Large, new oil field discovered on Alaskas North Slope KTUU, Cameron MacIntosh and Paula Dobbyn, October 4, 2016 Op Ed Alaskas Golden Offshore Opportunity MarineLink, Brigham McCown, October 4, 2016An Open Letter to Governor Walker October 4, 2016 Posted in News Dear Governor Walker There seem to be an incredible amount of unanswered questions about the future of Alaska. There is however, one unquestioned answer to the challenges we face responsible resource development. History has shown us that no other opportunity can provide the jobs, the tax revenue for the state and the economy for Alaska that oil, gas and mining can.
Tomorrow, October 6th, the day a majority of Alaskans will have roughly 1,000 deposited into their bank accounts, is also the day of the Alliances annual Industry Update Forum in Fairbanks. The theme this year Alaska in the Drivers Seat Destination Unknown was chosen because it applies to the biggest issues facing our state; restructuring of the Permanent Fund, an Alaska LNG project, continued exploration for oil, continued production of oil, the size and scope of our government and many other critical issues. With a relatively new administration taking a different turn on the road to resource development, we arent sure where we are headed. The audience will hear from industry leaders about global LNG markets, a North Slope activity update, the exciting new find at Smith Bay by Caelus Energy Alaska, the status of the Donlin Gold project and many other topics. Follow the highlights of the day on Twitter at FAIForum2016
State incentives played a role in the discovery, Musselman said. Without the state tax credit programs, none of this wouldve happened, and Im not sure Caelus wouldve come to explore in Alaska, he said in the announcement. Headlamp has already made its voice heard on the discovery, but its worth repeating our 600 members and their 25,000 employees have been hurting. Low oil prices and an unstable business climate have led to thousands of lay offs. A find like this brings hope. Brigham A. McCown, who previously served as the first acting administrator and interim CEO of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently opined on the need for offshore infrastructure in the Alaskan Arctic. According to McCown, The critical point is that the Administration should be looking for ways to stimulate, not impede, industry from making investments in the Arctic. Given the very long lead in times needed to develop offshore resources at least a decade according to most industry experts cutting the leases will have precisely the opposite impact. Not only will it effectively ban any offshore activity in the region for the next 20 years, it will start a domino effect across a host of maritime and support services, derailing Alaskas economy and symbolically hanging a Closed for Business sign on the door.
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<td><p style="color:#fff; font-size:12.11111232887px">Morning Headlamp — North Slope projects put on hold October 3, 2016 Posted in News Heavy lift ahead. Two North Slope projects representing 55,000 barrels of heavy oil have been put on hold for the time being until the projects prove more cost effective. The experimentation continues, said Steve Moothart, a petroleum geologist with the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas. The companies are continually looking at their well operations, their pump designs, their well designs, to try and optimize and get the most out of these wells. Oil production at the site — in the Kuparuk River Unit about 40 miles west of Prudhoe Bay — is expected to peak at 8,000 barrels daily. The first drops of crude were originally supposed to begin flowing in early 2017, in what ConocoPhillips called the largest investment in viscous oil at Kuparuk since 2004. Hilcorp Alaska said a year ago it was hoping to restart the test program, but an official also noted it had other, conventional projects to pursue, according to the Alaska Journal of Commerce.</p> <p style="color:#fff">Perfect storm. Experts have begun to question Presidential candidate Hillary Clintons plan to slash US oil consumption over the next decade. The target — to cut U.S. oil consumption by a third by 2027 — is an example of Clintons hard line on fossil fuels during the Democratic primary and the general election. The plan includes a program to promote natural gas development overseas through the use of hydraulic fracturing. Clinton launched the Bureau of Resource Management, which sought to export shale drilling capabilities in order to reduce U.S. allies reliance on coal and natural gas from Russia. According to Peter Saundry, chief scientist at the National Council for Science and the Environment, it would take a perfect storm to reach her goal, and such a combination is not likely to brew anytime soon.</p> <p style="color:#fff">Help us spread the word! Tell your friends, colleagues, family and more to sign up today for the latest in AK energy, politics and industry. Subscribe to AK Headlamp here bit/1OdpLVY First Reads Texas oil company announces big offshore Alaska discovery CNBC, October 4, 2016 Large, new oil field discovered on Alaskas North Slope KTUU, Cameron MacIntosh and Paula Dobbyn, October 4, 2016 Op Ed Alaskas Golden Offshore Opportunity MarineLink, Brigham McCown, October 4, 2016An Open Letter to Governor Walker October 4, 2016 Posted in News Dear Governor Walker There seem to be an incredible amount of unanswered questions about the future of Alaska. There is however, one unquestioned answer to the challenges we face responsible resource development. History has shown us that no other opportunity can provide the jobs, the tax revenue for the state and the economy for Alaska that oil, gas and mining can.</p> <p style="color:#fff">Tomorrow, October 6th, the day a majority of Alaskans will have roughly 1,000 deposited into their bank accounts, is also the day of the Alliances annual Industry Update Forum in Fairbanks. The theme this year Alaska in the Drivers Seat Destination Unknown was chosen because it applies to the biggest issues facing our state; restructuring of the Permanent Fund, an Alaska LNG project, continued exploration for oil, continued production of oil, the size and scope of our government and many other critical issues. With a relatively new administration taking a different turn on the road to resource development, we arent sure where we are headed. The audience will hear from industry leaders about global LNG markets, a North Slope activity update, the exciting new find at Smith Bay by Caelus Energy Alaska, the status of the Donlin Gold project and many other topics. Follow the highlights of the day on Twitter at FAIForum2016</p> <p style="color:#fff">State incentives played a role in the discovery, Musselman said. Without the state tax credit programs, none of this wouldve happened, and Im not sure Caelus wouldve come to explore in Alaska, he said in the announcement. Headlamp has already made its voice heard on the discovery, but its worth repeating our 600 members and their 25,000 employees have been hurting. Low oil prices and an unstable business climate have led to thousands of lay offs. A find like this brings hope. Brigham A. McCown, who previously served as the first acting administrator and interim CEO of the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) recently opined on the need for offshore infrastructure in the Alaskan Arctic. According to McCown, The critical point is that the Administration should be looking for ways to stimulate, not impede, industry from making investments in the Arctic. Given the very long lead in times needed to develop offshore resources at least a decade according to most industry experts cutting the leases will have precisely the opposite impact. Not only will it effectively ban any offshore activity in the region for the next 20 years, it will start a domino effect across a host of maritime and support services, derailing Alaskas economy and symbolically hanging a Closed for Business sign on the door.</p></td>
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