Technology, Investment Hasten Alaska Oil and Gas ‘Renaissance’
The annual conference of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association hailed rapid changes in the industry that promise to boost production for a decade.
The annual conference of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association hailed rapid changes in the industry that promise to boost production for a decade.
The Alaska Oil and Gas Association named the individuals and companies it will honor with its 2025 Industry Awards later this month.
The Alaska Oil and Gas Association honored Alyeska Pipeline Service Company with Project of the Year for Environmental Stewardship and Innovation for removal of unused pump stations.
The Alaska Oil and Gas Association this week announced the individuals and companies it will honor with its 2024 Industry Awards.
The annual economic report prepared for the Alaska Oil and Gas Association conference anticipates $14 billion in industry spending, supporting 2,600 to 2,900 jobs.
The industry group is honoring Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, NANA Management Services, a Santos executive, and a resource educator.
Alaska still offers significant opportunities for oil and gas development, with vast untapped reserves and advancements in technology.
Nearly recovered from the COVID-19 slump, Alaska’s resource industries are optimistic for 2023—if enough workers can be found to fill job openings.
Environmental, social, and governance policies have thwarted Arctic energy investment, but they don’t have to, as the Alaska Oil & Gas Association conference learned.
The industry group is honoring Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, a rising star in its ranks, a retiring executive of Hilcorp, and NANA Management Services.