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Dept. of Revenue “Revenue Sources Book” – Fall 2011 now available
Marilyn Crockett’s Presentation to Greater Palmer Chamber of Commerce
Do Alaskans appreciate oil patch’s importance
DO&G Preliminary Lease Results for Beaufort Sea & North Slope Areawide Lease Sales
Working up from typist to executive director, Crockett retires
AOGA Comments on Shell Offshore Inc.’s 2012 Revised OCS Lease Exploration Plan, Chukchi Sea, Alaska and associated Oil Discharge Prevention and Contingency Plan
Shell, Conoco, Repsol increase Alaska oil holdings
Alaska takes in nearly $21 million in lease sales
AOGA Executive Director Marilyn Crockett’s Presentation to the Resource Development Council “2011 Year in Review and 2012 Outlook”
AOGA Executive Director Marilyn Crockett’s presentation “40 years at AOGA – a look back” — The Alliance’s breakfast
CEA Press Release: Bipartisan Group of Legislators join fellow Alaskans in Urging President Obama to Approve Offshore Energy Production
Secretary Salazar Announces 2012-2017 Offshore Oil and Gas Development Program
McDowell Group Presentation at AOGA Annual Luncheon – October 27
Marilyn Crockett’s Presentation at AOGA’s Annual Luncheon – October 27
Alaska to BP to Conoco Count on Shell’s Bounty from Arctic Oil
Finding A Safe Approach – AOGCC seeks view on the future of Alaska offshore oil & gas drilling regulation
AOGCC seeks view on the future of Alaska offshore oil & gas drilling regulation
BP donation aims to boost classroom experience
AOGA Testimony on the Draft Comprehensive Conservation Plan and Environmental Impact Statement for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
High Oil Prices Give Alaskans a Second Chance: How Will We Use This Opportunity?
AOGA Comments on Proposed Reissuance of General NPDES Permit for Oil and Gas Activities on the Alaska North Slope, AKG-33-0000
AOGA Comments Regarding AOGCC Inquiry Docket OTH-10-16 – Areas of Inquiry on Regulations in Offshore & Extended Reach Drilling
Alaska hire: Legislators drill into hiring practices of oil companies
Pete Slaiby Presentation to The Alliance – “Shell Beaufort and Chukchi Sea Program Update” on Sept. 8
AOGA Testimony & Presentation to the (S)Labor & Commerce Committee, September 6, 2011, in Fairbanks
Tom Barrett, Alyeska Presentation to RDC “Declining Flow and the Trans Alaska Pipeline System”
Applications now being accepted for the AOGA Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer position through September 2
Oil and gas representatives talk Cook Inlet production
Renew investment: Oil tax reform is essential, but skeptics need convincing
Chefs, culinary students bake birthday cake for 1,000 at state fair
Shell wins tentative approval for offshore Arctic drilling
Marilyn Crockett to retire from AOGA after 41 years
Marilyn Crockett to Retire from AOGA After 41 Years Effective December 31st
Alaska continues to lose its competitive edge. Read the Fraser Institute’s newly released Global Petroleum Survey 2011.
Oil tax adjustment–what are prospects for 2012? | via Make Alaska Competitive Coalition
Industry rep urges lower taxes to boost Alaska oil production
Oil Production: What can we agree on
State begins effort to smooth permitting process for oil
BOEMRE names Kendall as new Alaska director
Legislators eyeing special session to save Coastal Management
Inupiats file suit against broad designation of polar bear critical habitat in Arctic
Obama seeks to promote more oil drilling in Alaska, offshore
Shrinking Oil Supplies Put Alaskan Pipeline at Risk
Alaska Business Monthly interview with AOGA Executive Director Marilyn Crockett
Oil Information: State must build case for next year
Lawmakers Fund Study on Nonresident Oil Workers
Begich calls for coordinator to ease Arctic drilling permitting
Alaska oil taxes need tune-up: Parnell’s bill helps state in long term
Continuance of ACMP hangs in balance
Make Alaska Competitive Coalition featuring John Mingé, BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc.
My Turn: A wealth of good data says it’s time for tax reform
“… committed …”: ConocoPhillips CEO says what tax bill opponents have wanted to hear
We need to encourage more oil production
Conoco CEO pledges increased investment if tax break passes
Video of president and CEO of Conoco Phillips Jim Mulva addressing Alaskans
Governor Sean Parnell’s remarks at the “Seeking Champions for Alaska’s Economic Future” rally.
Alaska Pushes to Expedite Offshore Drilling
ACMP sunsets without action this year
ACES oil tax will ultimately take economy to the brink
Governor’s oil tax cut plan must be passed for the good of Alaska
ACES tax system shuts Alaska off from investments by the oil industry
An extra bite: Alaska’s progressive oil tax takes bigger share than most
AOGA Presentation to Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce “Production Decline Signals Need for Change”
Alaska oil producers make case for Parnell’s tax structure changes
Oil doing its part to fuel state with jobs, money
Alaska has window to develop new oil, gas, Begich says
Alaska needs to make state more inviting to oil industry
Much oil, too few incentives: Alaska needs reinvestment in its oil fields
Alaska pipeline operator calls for political action
Alaska sees North Dakota booming and eyes lower oil taxes
Heavy oil: a possible Alaska pipeline fix
Lunch & Learn Presentation: “Heavy Oil in Alaska”, Eric West, Manager of the Renewal Team, BPXA
Alaska files lawsuit over polar bear habitat status
UAA economist gives take on oil influence
AOGA sues over polar bear critical habitat
Alaska trade group sues over polar bear critical habitat
Op Ed: Time to Get Serious About American Oil
Alaska’s oil needs help: Parnell tries to reverse the decline
North Dakota oil production forecast to surpass Alaska’s
BISMARCK, N.D. — Government and industry officials believe North Dakota’s oil patch contains more than twice the amount of oil previously estimated and that the state’s already record crude production will double within the decade, putting it ahead of Alaska’s. If the forecast is correct, North Dakota could leapfrog in a few years from the [...]
Read MoreAOGA Presentation to BPXA Employees “Production Decline Signals Need for Change”
AOGA Testimony on PEIS for the 2012-2017 OCS 5-Year Leasing Program & EIS for Chukchi and Beaufort Sea Lease Sales
Oil producers say investments unsustainable under state’s production tax
ACES on the hot seat in House Resources
Industry testifies on plan to cut Alaska oil taxes
AOGA Presentation to (H)Resources on HB 110
Legislative hearings on Alaska production tax changes begin
See what Governor Parnell has to say “Cutting oil taxes will increase Alaska jobs”
Alaska legislators begin work on petroleum tax revisions
Marilyn Crockett’s presentation to the Resource Development Council “Production Decline Signals Need for Change”
Rep. Guttenberg suggests North Slope oil infrastructure regulation
Marilyn Crockett, AOGA Presentation to Commonwealth North – January 18, 2011
Tax cap proposed – Parnell wants ACES’ base rate reduced for production from new wells
Tax cap proposed – Parnell wants ACES’ base rate reduced for production from new fields
Parnell proposes changes to oil, gas tax
Industry, environmentalists agree, oil production needs changes
Alaska Pipeline Problem Signals Future Oil Shortages
Battle Heats Up Over Alaskan Petroleum Reserve
North Dakota oil production forecast to surpass Alaska’s
Federal spending joins oil to stabilize state’s finances
National monument status urged for Arctic refuge
Outside senators ask Obama to make ANWR monument
Obama administration OKs review of Shell Oil’s Arctic sea project
Report: Alaska Oil, Gas Development is Up; But Fewer Dollars for the State
Oil advocates and state leaders review preliminary state report on natural resources plus ACES tax structure to ensure statewide economic growth.
Read MoreFeds set aside ‘critical habitat’ for polar bear
Outside senators ask Obama to make ANWR monument
Developing state’s energy potential good for everybody
Actor Ted Danson and others speak out against drilling in the Chukchi
Presentation by AOGA Deputy Director Kara Moriarty to Leadership Fairbanks
Alaska Natural Resources Overview & Oil and Gas Issues
Read MoreNo more: Congress’ intent ignored with wilderness review
Feds might block oil from ANWR: Fish and Wildlife considers ‘wilderness’ designation
Senators object to Arctic refuge wilderness review
Panel hears prevention, response plans
AOGA Hires Ms. Kate Williams as New Regulatory Affairs Representative
** AOGA staff position open. Apply today to join the AOGA team! **
NPR-A leasing: A good step, but Alaska must play a larger role
Alaska careful about blowout prevention
Alaska’s future: It’s the oil
Let’s start with a basic fact. For various purposes, government agencies, securities analysts and oil and gas producers often measure oil and natural production and reserves on a common basis — barrels of oil equivalent (BOE). Based on energy content, 5.8 Mcf’s (thousand cubic feet) of gas equals one barrel of oil. As it turns out, that is a critical statistic to understanding Alaska’s future.
Read MoreCourt refuses to restore offshore drilling moratorium
BP project in Alaska likely delayed
BP’s Liberty project can still move forward on Beaufort Sea
Despite spill, most Americans back offshore drilling
(Reuters) – Most Americans still support offshore drilling and believe it is critical to making the U.S. competitive, despite the growing oil spill along the Gulf coast, a new poll showed on Wednesday.
Read MoreExperts say Gulf spill may accelerate development of onshore resources
The Gulf of Mexico oil spill may speed up the development of North America’s resources in shale gas and oil sands… For more visit www.reuters.com
Read MoreNinth Circuit upholds MMS approval of Shell Arctic drilling
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the U.S. Minerals Management’s approval of Shell’s exploration plans for the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas. A coalition of environmental and Alaska Native groups had contested the decisions but the court rejected the appeals after a May 6 hearing before a three-judge panel of the court. The decision [...]
Read MoreCoastal zone change bills heard and held
A portion of oil revenues was set aside in 1976 for future generations. The Alaska Permanent Fund, now worth approximately $32 billion, distributes an annual dividend. Since the dividend started in 1980, a family of four has received $123,640. This includes the recent dividend of $1,305 for every Alaskan.