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Article: Lessons of past 25 years show benefit of opening coastal plain to development. (oil exploration and development in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska)
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- The Oil Daily
- Article date:
- January 20, 1987
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Lessons of Past 25 Years Show Benefit Of Opening Coastal Plain to Development
ALASKA EXPLORATION Inc. is taking a position on this issue based on a long history of involvement on the North Slope of Alaska. Affiliated companies of BPAE began work in Alaska 27 years ago, and were the original lease holders of a major portion of the Prudhoe Bay Field. BPAE affiliates began the development of Prudhoe Bay and still own a portion of Trans Alaska Pipeline. BPAE is now the second largest owner of the Kuparuk River Unit. The field produces almost 300,000 barrels of oil per day from the area adjacent to Prudhoe Bay. BPAE is proud of its record, and the record of the rest ...