Formerly bankrupt Miller Energy Resources and its subsidiaries want cash-credit payments its owed, frozen until lawsuit is resolved.
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BlueCrest is latest company to stop work, citing state’s defunct cash-for-credits scheme
BlueCrest is the latest to fall victim to the now-defunct cashable credit program. It announced on August 1 that it couldn’t afford to keep drilling on the Kenai Peninsula and that it would be laying off about 150 people.
Feds seek comments on Alaska’s in-state natural gas pipeline
The Alaska Standalone Pipeline project would bring gas from the North Slope to communities in Alaska.
State’s cruise ship monitoring program shielded from budget cuts by tourists
Money collected from cruise ship passengers pays for things like air and water quality monitoring.
Facing global gas glut, ConocoPhillips to mothball Kenai LNG plant
ConocoPhillips hasn’t found a buyer for its liquefied natural gas plant on the Kenai Peninsula. Now, a company spokesperson said it’s going to save expenses by mothballing the facility this fall.
From Anchorage, Walker tells lawmakers to get back to Juneau
During a press conference in Anchorage, Governor pushes sustainable fiscal plan and state gasline project.