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THIS MONTH IN HISTORY 2006 - Brooks Range may drill 3rd Slope well (opens the original)
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20 years ago this month: Joint Venture partners include TG World Energy, Brooks Range Petroleum, Ramshorn Investment TG World Energy, a joint venture partner with Brooks Range Petroleum and Ramshorn Investments in Brooks Range-operated leases on Alaska's North Slope, says the joint venture now hopes to drill a third exploration well in the 2006-07 winter drilling season. Brooks Range has previously said the partners would drill two wells in the winter season in the Gwydyr Bay area, north of the
Simpler permitting (opens the original)
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BLM proposes regulations to reduce development permitting time in NPR-A On Sept. 4 the Bureau of Land Management announced that it is proposing simplified regulations for the permitting of oil and gas development activities in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska. The concept is to be able to speed up the permitting process while also maintaining adequate environmental protection in the reserve. The proposal involves allowing a new oil production facility to be permitted without the need for an
BLM extends comment deadline for TAPS ROW extension (opens the original)
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The Bureau of Land Management has announced that it is extending the deadline for filing comments on its proposed 30-year renewal of the federal right of way for the Trans Alaska Pipeline System. The deadline has been extended from Sept. 10 to Sept. 17. The current 30-year right of way expires in 2034, having been renewed in 2004. As previously reported by Petroleum News, pipeline operator Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. applied for a 30-year right-of-way renewal, thus extending the right-of-way ti
Court nixes OCS appeal (opens the original)
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District court rejects appeal by environmentalists against opening of Arctic OCS On Aug. 24 Judge Sharon Gleason of the federal District Court in Alaska issued an order rejecting a challenge by a group of environmental organizations against the opening of large areas of the federal outer continental shelf to oil and gas exploration and development. Essentially, Gleason said that, given the number of steps requiring approval before any oil and gas related activities on the outer continental shelf
TAPS ROW renewal begins (opens the original)
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BLM anticipates continuing the pipeline right of way for another 30 years The Trans Alaska Pipeline extends for 880 miles from Alaska's North Slope to Valdez in the southern part of the state. The Bureau of Land Management has initiated the process for renewing the federal right of way for the Trans Alaska Pipeline System, the agency announced on Aug. 26. BLM said that Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., the operator of the pipeline, had requested a renewal of the right of way for a 30-year period. AP
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