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4-30-08.
MSN Money, by Jim Jubak. Why oil could reach $180Bbl. *
ADN
on President Bush's ANWR remarks (See our link below, too).
*
ADN, by
ERIC LIDJI, Petroleum News-- Conoco Phillips
follows through on early permitting requests, the company will drill more wells
in Cook Inlet this year than in any year in 15 years. (See relevance to
our 4-16-08 ENSTAR story). *
Reuters, by Yereth Rosen - Oil companies ConocoPhillips (COP.N:
Quote,
Profile,
Research)
and BP Plc (BP.L:
Quote,
Profile,
Research) said on Monday they would forge ahead with a plan to build a gas
pipeline regardless of Alaskan officials' decision on a competing proposal by
TransCanada Corp (TRP.TO:
Quote,
Profile,
Research). 4-29-08.
AP-ADN,
by Dan Joling. A federal judge has ordered the Interior Department
to decide within 16 days whether polar bears should be listed as a threatened
species because of global warming. U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken
agreed with conservation groups that the department missed a Jan. 9 deadline for
a decision. She rejected a government request for a further delay and ordered it
to act by May 15. * The
Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission (IOGCC) meets in Calgary next week
and will focus--among other energy issues--on the Alaska gas pipeline. On
Monday,
Panelists from different sides of the spectrum
will offer their unique perspectives on the progress of the Alaska Gasline
Inducement Act (AGIA). These include
Commissioner Patrick Galvin - Alaska
Department of Revenue;
Drue Pearce – Federal Coordinator,
Alaska
Natural Gas Transportation Projects;
Tony Palmer – Vice President, Alaska
Development; TransCanada Corporation,
Sue Kirby – Assistant Deputy Minister,
Energy Sector, Natural Resources Canada. Governor Sarah Palin will
also address participants on Monday and Northern Gas Pipelines (NGP) Publisher
Dave Harbour will speak on the NARUC (IOGCC supported) study on the costs of
maintain oil and gas moratoria on Federal lands. On Tuesday, Alaska Oil
and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) Commissioner John Norman, as
Chairman of the Legal and Regulatory Affairs Committee, will host a panel
including Gaetan Caron, National Energy Board Chairman, followed by
Angus Walker of BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc., and Ed Hendrickson of
ConocoPhillips discussion, "Update on Denali - The Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline".
Governor Palin is the 2007-2008 Chairman of IOGCC while AOGCC Chairman Dan
Seamount serves as Vice Chairman of the organization. 4-28-08.
News Miner, by Rebecca George. The Tanana Chiefs Conference
has been contracted to collect environmental data for ConocoPhillips to continue
the gas line permit process. *
PNA
by Gary Parks.
Calgary-based
consultant Ziff Energy Group has released a trail-blazing study that analyzes
the total costs from 20 major North American gas areas (some of them divided
into sub-basins), including Alaska and the
Mackenzie
Delta, whose costs including transportation tolls have been included in the
study even though they are years away from production. *
Universal Politics, Global Warming Update. Since 1895, the media has
alternated between global cooling and warming scares during four separate and
sometimes overlapping time periods. From 1895 until the 1930's the media pedaled
a coming ice age. From the late 1920's until the 1960's they warned of global
warming. From the 1950's until the 1970's they warned us again of a coming ice
age. This makes modern global warming the fourth estate's fourth attempt to
promote opposing climate change fears during the last 100 years. 4-27-08.
ADN, by Wesley Loy. Kevin Banks NGP (Photo-r, 2-1-01),
the state’s oil and gas director, recently wrote to all the major North
Slope
leaseholders saying the state is looking at ways to supply gas to Alaskans, many
of whom believe, “It’s our gas, why can’t we have it?” *
ADN
Editorial. State Natural Resources
Commissioner Tom Irwin had two compelling reasons to reject the latest
so-called "development" plan for the long- undeveloped oil and gas fields at
Point Thomson. *
ADN,
by David Reaume. With oil prices at
all-time highs Alaskans can be forgiven if a certain amount of economic
complacency has set in, especially since statewide employment has grown steadily
for the past 20 years. Seldom has any place in the United States enjoyed such a
period of sustained employment growth and prosperity. 4-26-08.
Alaska Journal of Commerce, by Rob Stapleton.
Wendy King, vice president of ConocoPhillips'
external affairs, encouraged trucking companies to be prepared for the onslaught
of work. She spoke at the Alaska Trucking Association's convention, held in
Anchorage April 17. *
Canadian
Press, CALGARY
- The chief executive of TransCanada Corp. (TSX:TRP) faced some questions at the
pipeline builder's annual meeting about a dispute with a northern Alberta
aboriginal group. Members of the Lubicon First Nation and their supporters
protested outside the meeting in Calgary, demanding the Lubicon be consulted
before the company builds a billion-dollar pipeline through their land.
One shareholder told CEO Hal Kvisle he worries about possible delays and
regulatory wrangling similar to what has been seen with the Mackenzie Valley
natural gas pipeline project. 4-25-08.
WalletPop, by Bruce Watson. The natural gas pipeline, which has
already been named the "Denali," is a mixed blessing. On the bright side, it
will bring a fresh fuel source to U.S. markets, which is a definite boon.
Further, the natural gas produced in Alaska doesn't come from the House of Saud,
Hugo Chavez, Vladimir Putin, or any of the other despots that America currently
funds with its fossil-fuel addiction. Perhaps best of all, it will employ
thousands of people and provide a major stimulus to Alaska's economy.
*
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — ConocoPhillips CEO Jim Mulva said Thursday
he hopes Exxon Mobil will join with it and BP on the proposed $30 billion Denali
pipeline project to connect natural gas fields in the North Slope of Alaska to
the lower 48 states. “Obviously it makes a lot of sense for all of us to be a
participant, so we continue to work very closely obviously with BP, but we also
work closely in everything that we do with Exxon Mobil, ” Mulva said in response
to an analyst question on the company’s conference call. “So hopefully in time I
would like to see and would expect and hopefully that all three producers are
part of the project.” 4-24-08. Alaska Support Industry Alliance. The
Alaska Natural Gas Development Authority CEO, Harold Heinze,
delivered today's
morning
presentation on planning for in-state use of ANS gas (We
hope to add a video .avi link here).
Here are his various
slide presentations. 4-23-08. Here's the
Alaska Gasline
Inducement Act, under which TransCanada was found to be the sole responsive
bidder, along with other related information. *
And, here's
Commissioner Tom Irwin's decision to reject ExxonMobil's Point
Thomson development plan. 4-22-08.
ADN
by Wesley Loy. Exxon Mobil Corp. can't be trusted to keep its
latest promise to develop a huge North Slope oil and gas field that's lain
dormant since its discovery decades ago, a top state official decided Tuesday.
*
The Earth Web. On March 31, 2008, Husky and BP completed all
agreements required to form an integrated oil sands joint venture. The
transaction consists of a 50/50 partnership to develop the Sunrise oil sands
project in Canada, which Husky will operate, and a 50/50 limited liability
company for the existing Toledo refinery in Ohio, USA, which BP will operate. 4-21-08. Here is an earlier but yet useful
FERC presentation on the gas pipeline regulatory process. 4-20-08. Here's the slide presentation for
"Denali-The Alaska Gas Pipeline".
Bjørn
Lomborg (Movie-avi
Link, here), lectured at the University of Alaska Anchorage's Wendy
Williamso n
Auditorium, winning the minds and respect of the majority of an approving
audience and graciously, logically handling a couple of harangu es.
-dh *
The Tundra
Drums. "This project is vital for North American energy consumers and
for the future of the Alaska oil and gas industry. It will allow us to keep our
North Slope fields in production for another 50 years," said Tony Hayward,
BP Group chief executive. "The Alaska gas pipeline will be an historic project,
and we are pleased to be working with ConocoPhillips to move it forward."
= "Our goal of bringing Alaska’s North Slope gas to market is becoming a
reality. Denali – The Alaska Gas Pipeline project will deliver natural gas to
meet North America’s growing energy needs," said Jim Mulva,
ConocoPhillips chairman and chief executive officer. 4-18-08.
ADN by
Dan Joling (AP)--The Department of the Interior
wants 10 more weeks to decide whether polar bears should be listed as threatened
or endangered *
Voice of the Times Editorial. Lt. Gov. Sean Parnell is saying
in speeches that the two companies were not motivated by changes in the cost of
steel and labor — since those went up — or by the retail price of natural gas,
since that didn't. He claims it was the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act.
Industry insiders say AGIA impacted public awareness and anticipation that a gas
pipeline could be near, but the BP/ConocoPhillips decision to proceed on their
own line was based on economics. AGIA had virtually nothing to do with it.
Parnell's numbers are deceptive and irrelevant. He says he was talking about the
10-year long-range forecast for gas prices, though he doesn't tell audiences
that. That forecast makes for an interesting graph, and is helpful in trying to
determine whether a pipeline will hold its value, but it doesn't reflect what is
actually happening in the marketplace. The wellhead price of natural gas
in the Lower 48 has more than doubled in the last six years. In 2002 it was
about $3 per thousand cubic feet, which was above where it had been for the
previous 30 years or so. That's when industry put up $125 million to study
whether a pipeline was worth building and which route it should take.
Energy prices went shooting up shortly afterward, which proved to be the
clincher. Two years ago, gas was flirting with the $8 per mcf level and by the
beginning of this month it had dropped back to $6.50. Given what's happening in
the world and demand for all forms of energy, few expect it to drift much lower.
Confirmed gas reserves on the North Slope right now are estimated at 35 trillion
cubic feet, and experts say there could be another 35 trillion cubic feet yet to
be discovered, not including the offshore area. That means the gross value of
the gas in the Lower 48 today would be somewhere between $227 billion and $450
billion. From that you would have to subtract the cost of getting
the gas to the marketplace, including a $30 billion pipeline, plus high drilling
and operations costs and a huge tax gouge, but that's still motivation far
beyond Palin's pet legislation. *
Petroleum News Alaska. The longer talks drag on the more a gap seems
to open between the Canadian government and the Deh Cho First Nations as they
struggle to achieve a land claim settlement in a region that occupies 40 percent
of the proposed Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline route. *
Accessing the Regulatory Commission of Alaska Website. Having until
recently been a Commissioner I was lucky enough to have all filings (sometimes,
two feet per day), notices and issued orders delivered into my mail box. I
also received this--and more--via my State of Alaska email account.
Retired commissioners receive no greater distribution benefits than fellow
citizens so having struggled for an hour or so to figure out how to receive
email notices of events at the RCA I called two wonderful staff members,
Hilda Gayton and Brian Beard. Brian sent me instructions for
obtaining email information feeds which I now, happily, pass on to you who might
have been as needy of help as I. Here are the instructions, straight from
Brian's email:
To keep current with Notices and Filings I recommend the following:
Open our home page
(Click here for link) and look in the upper right hand side of the screen. There you will see
“Public Information”. Below that find “View Public Notices & Submit
Comments”. When you do this, the next screen will show all of our notices.
On the upper right hand side of this screen you’ll see an icon with “RSS”.
Click on this and follow the wizard. With this RSS news aggregator, you
may simply click on this in your favorites and open right into this page,
circumventing the home page process. Do the same with the “Top Searches”,
“Recent Documents (30 days)” link, and you’ll stay updated on the RCA comings
and goings. Then, depending on your computer set up (Outlook, Netscape,
etc.), you may set it up so that whenever there is a change in these topics you
will be notified via e-mail. 4-17-08.
Petroleum News Alaska. In the course of
answering questions from reporters during an April 8 teleconference, John
Hofmeister, president of Shell Oil Co., linked high fuel costs in Alaska and
elsewhere to the withdrawal of federal lands from oil and gas exploration. Lack
of new oil and gas supplies in the United States is.... 4-16-08. "ENSTAR Seeks RCA Approval for New Gas
Supplies in 2009", by Dave Harbour.
Last Friday, ENSTAR filed a “Tariff Advice” Letter # 167-4 with the Regulatory
Commission of Alaska (RCA), seeking approval for acquiring new gas supplies in
2009 from ConocoPhillips and Marathon that are guaranteed through 2013.
Signing the letter, ENSTAR’s new Regional Vice-President, Colleen Starring,
said that the contracts are, “…structured to fit together with each other and
with ENSTAR’s other supply contracts…” and, “…to accommodate and encourage the
acquisition by ENSTAR of its own storage capability to better manage seasonal
demands in the future.
Anticipating that the Commission would not approve the tariff change without an
investigation, the letter requests that the commission expedite its public
notice and procedures in order to begin acquiring over 2 billion cubic feet (Bcf)
of new gas supplies its customers will need by January 1, 2009.
In November of 2005, ENSTAR filed a similar gas supply agreement with the RCA,
this one with Marathon only, but the commission disapproved the agreement
leaving ENSTAR to seek a gas supply agreement the RCA might approve before
failing to meet customer demand for natural gas. The RCA rejected that
agreement late in 2006 with two commissioners of the five dissenting.
ENSTAR’s letter advises the RCA Commissioners that, “Without the two new supply
contracts with ConocoPhillips and Marathon, ENSTAR would face a gas shortage
beginning on January 1, 2009."
Here is the RCA link. (-dh) 4-15-08.
The Canadian Press, CALGARY — Anyone who thinks an Alaskan natural gas
pipeline will see fewer hurdles than the long-stagnant Mackenzie Gas Project is
sadly mistaken, says the man who used to run the Northwest Territories' natural
resources department. *
Scandinavian Oil and Gas Magazine. Norwegian energy champion
StatoilHydro has discovered a natural gas field in the Norwegian Sea about five
kilometres from the producing Åsgard field. *
Scandinavian Oil and Gas Magazine. Bow Valley Energy Ltd. declares the
Tofkat No. 1 well (Bow Valley 20%) on the North Slope of Alaska discovered oil
bearing sandstone reservoir in the primary target, the Kuparak formation. 4-14-08.
Voice of the Times, Bill Tobin. THE NEXT TIME SOME
Democratic senator starts raising Cain about the price of gasoline let's
politely remind them that oil from ANWR should now be in production. 4-13-08.
Andrew
Halcro,
ADN. In 1986 at a company convention I
attended, the keynote speaker was the editor of Time magazine. During questions
and answers he was asked for his thoughts on the American auto industry.
* Dan Fagan, ADN.
If Sarah Palin ends up serving two terms, she
will not likely have a more consequential day as governor than she did this past
Tuesday. Her fate and that of the state's economy was in the balance and there
was little time to act. At 10 a.m. BP and Conoco Phillips announce they would
begin immediately spending $600 million to kick-start an Alaska natural gas
pipeline. They call their project the Denali pipeline.
* Tim Bradner, ADN.
BP and Conoco Phillips' announcement Tuesday that they
will move forward to prepare for an open season for a gas pipeline should send a
jolt of new confidence through the state's business community, which we badly
need, what with worries of a national recession. *
Ann
Sutton,
AP. JUNEAU -- The Alaska Legislature on
Saturday passed a record $11.2 billion operating budget that is 23 percent
larger than the current budget, according to lawmakers.
* 4-12-08.
CBC.
Backers of the proposed Mackenzie Valley natural gas project say a
British-American plan to build a pipeline in Alaska will not change their plans
to run a pipeline through the Northwest Territories.
ADN, From
Sean Cockerham in Anchorage -- Anchorage Rep. Mike Doogan writes
in his e-newsletter he's not ready to start turning handsprings of joy over the
BP/ Conoco gasline announcement. 4-11-08.
Dow Jones
Newswires. With an
estimated price tag well into the tens of billions of dollars, the proposed
Denali
natural gas pipeline for
Alaska's
energy-rich North Slope
promises to be a Herculean undertaking. *
anwr.org Report. Anchorage – Oil industry giants Conoco/Philips
and BP Exploration have joined forces to propose a new approach to the Alaska
Gas Pipeline project. The two Alaska North Slope oil producers called
their proposal “Denali” and stated a new company would be started to see the
project through. 4-10-08.
Alliance Meeting, Anchorage. Today, ExxonMobil Production Company's
Alaska Manager, Craig Haymes, described the Point Thomson Project.
Calling the project, a "Commitment to Produce", Haymes described the world's
highest pressure gas cycling project and the unique, phased approach the owners
have approved for developing and delineating, and producing field condensate
within a clear and committed timeframe. The audience consisted of senior
managers from many producing and support companies and follows on the heels of
the April 8 Denali gas pipeline announcement by BP and ConocoPhillips. In
response to questions, Haymes said that ExxonMobil is studying its options for
involvement in an ANS gas pipeline project and intends to be involved in any
final project. -dh * Mining Journal Online - London, UK.
Today, an estimated 25% of the world's gas reserves reside in the Arctic, while
oil reserves could be just as high, said Dave Scott of Natural Resources ... <http://www.mining-journal.com/mem_magazine/mem_Mag_Breaking_News.aspx?breaking_news_article_id=4560> * A Blog is born. 4-09-08. Follow the new project's official statements here: http://www.denali-thealaskagaspipeline.com. Below are opening statements and press conference highlights of the ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc (Jim Bowles - President) and BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (Doug Suttles - President) spokesmen (Photo here).
4-08-08. BIG DAY! April 8, 2008, Juneau, Alaska – Governor Sarah Palin today made the following statement on BP and ConocoPhillips’ announcement of a joint gas pipeline effort. Today, BP and ConocoPhillips announced they were moving forward to construct a natural gas pipeline to move the 35Tcf of Alaska North Slope gas reserves to market. Here is a link story provided by the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce.BP and ConocoPhillips Join Forces - New Company Forms to Build a Natural Gas PipelineBP and ConocoPhillips today announced they have combined resources to start Denali – The Alaska Gas Pipeline, a company to build a natural gas pipeline. Recognizing the impacts of this announcement on the business community, the Anchorage Chamber is providing resources and updates on this developing story as a service to the membership. Click Here to view Denali - The Alaska Gas Pipeline Web site and video of news conference opening statements. Click Here to view a PowerPoint presentation. Click Here to view a news release. Click Here to hear audio of a news conference with Gov. Palin. Click Here to hear from legislative leaders. Click Here for news coverage in the Anchorage Daily News. Click Here to view the Anchorage Daily News Political Blog. Underscoring its commitment to protect the interests of business, the Anchorage Chamber has long been on record in support of a natural gas pipeline. Please check the Anchorage Chamber Web site www.anchoragechamber.org for continuing developments throughout the day. * Shaun Polczer, Canwest News Service, Published: Tuesday, April 08, 2008,CALGARY - The race to build an Alaska pipeline heated up Tuesday after industry giants BP and ConocoPhillips made a bombshell proposal to build their own $30-billion US project. 4-06-08. ADN, by ERIC LIDJI, PNA -- On and off again for more than 50 years, business leaders in Alaska have wondered whether markets along the Railbelt could justify developing the Gubik gas field. * ADN by Gregg Erickson. An untold story of this Legislature is how a weird coalition of lawmakers derailed the proposed $500 special oil windfall dividend. ADN by Dan Fagan. But this is 2008 and high prices at the pump and budget-busting home heating bills provide the perfect opportunity for vote-seeking politicians to demonize the industry. |
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