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...the important issues at The deadline was pushed from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30, said Nan Thompson, a member of Palin's energy team. Thompson said several two factors drove the governor's decision: More companies have begun to inquire about the...
...deadline back from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30. Two developments drove this change, said Nan Thompson, a member of Palin's energy team: More companies began to inquire about the project, and the state received feedback calling for additional time to...
...benefits for senior citizens, which will start June 26 in Anchorage. On Wednesday afternoon, Palin and members of her energy team participated in a ceremonial signing of the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act in Fairbanks. Under AGIA, producers and...
...are challenging producers' current assertions and questioning the late timing of the companies' position. Palin's energy team drafted AGIA so that competition for the pipeline project could include more than the three major producers. The administration...
...companies who commit to supplying the pipeline with natural gas, a process known as open season. The governor's energy team believes the perks will induce companies to vie for rights to the project. This bill also sets aside efforts by former...
...companies who commit to supplying the pipeline with natural gas, a process known as open season. The governor's energy team believes the perks will induce companies to vie for rights to the project.
...the schedule for an Alaska gas pipeline has slipped considerably." Lawmakers and members of Gov. Sarah Palin's energy team disagree. "Any reference to timeline slippage is simply not true," said Marty Rutherford, acting commissioner for...
...competition through inducements, but also stipulates requirements, the administration calls "must haves." Palin's energy team has remained firm on these conditions while producers have called this format too rigid. On Wednesday, Palin pledged...
...requirements that BP PLC, Exxon Mobil Corp. and ConocoPhillips opposed. This led to some tense moments for Palin and her energy team, especially after the three major oil companies had warned they would not submit a bid unless such stringent requirements...
...500 million incentive the bill offers the company or group with the winning pipeline proposal. Members of Palin's energy team from the Department of Natural Resources and Department of Revenue explained the value to the state. That inducement...