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Alaska: Oil Production and
Revenue Issues
The
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: Independent Analysis of
CBOs Federal Revenue Projections and Related National Energy Issues,
U.S. House of Representatives (September 14, 2005).
The
Profitability and Economic Viability of Alaska North Slope and Associate
Pipeline Operations, Prince William Sound Regional Citizens' Advisory
Council (April 27, 2005).
Projected
Bonus Payments from Proposed Leasing on the Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge Coastal Plain Greatly Exceed North Slope Historical Trends,
Alaska Wilderness League (January 15, 2005 [revised]).
How
Much Is Enough? Estimated Industry Profits from Alaska North Slope Production
and Associated Pipeline Operations, 1993 - 1998 (Preliminary Report),
Oilwatch Alaska (Dec. 9, 1998).*
Alaska North Slope Production
Prospects: Preliminary Analysis, for the Northern Alaska Environmental
Center (February 22, 1995).*
Alaska
North Slope Oil Profits and Proposed Environmental Mitigation Measures,
for presentation to the N. American Conference, International Association
for Energy Economics (1993; updated August 1994).*
Current and Future Cook
Inlet Production Profits: A Preliminary Assessment, Cook Inlet Regional
Citizens Advisory Council (1994).*
North
Slope Profits and Production Prospects, Alaska State Legislature
(1992).*
North
Slope Production Prospects, 1990-2010, Alaska State Legislature
(1990).*
Oil and Gas Revenue Disputes:
Status Report and Recommendations, Alaska State Legislature (1990).*
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System:
Economics
Trans-Alaska
Pipeline System Dismantling, Removal and Restoration (DR&R): Background
Report and Recommendations, prepared for the Prince William Sound
Regional Citizens' Advisory Council (June 24, 2004).
The
Big Squeeze: TAPS and the Departure of Major Oil Companies Who Found
Oil on Alaska's North Slope, Oilwatch Alaska (October 1997).*
Hidden Billions: The TAPS
DR&R Provision, under contract to Stan Stephens, Valdez, Alaska
(1992).*
The
1985 TAPS Tariff Settlement: A Case Study in the Effects of Confidentiality
on Information Available to Decision Makers (supplemental report to
"Oil and Gas Revenue Disputes"), Alaska State Legislature
(1990).*
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System:
Environmental
The
Emperor's New Hose: How Big Oil Gets Rich Gambling with Alaska's Environment,
Alaska Forum for Environmental Responsibility (June 2002).*
Pipeline
in Peril: A Status Report on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, Alaska Forum
for Environmental Responsibility (September 1996).*
Pipeline
in Peril: Alaska At Risk on the 20th Anniversary of the Trans-Alaska
Pipeline, Alaska Forum for Environmental Responsibility (update
report, June 5, 1997).*
Oil Spills
BP
North Slope Spill Reveals A History of Substandard Environmental Performance,
Alaska Forum for Environmental Responsibility (March 15, 2006).
ExxonMobil Corporation, Its
Alaska Operations and the 1989 Exxon Valdez Oil Spill: Background
Report, prepared for the Alaska Wilderness League (March 2004).
Praise
the Pipe and Pass the Money: Facts and Reflections on Big Oil in Alaska
Ten Years after the Exxon Valdez Spill, by Research Associates,
Ester, Alaska (March 1999).*
Sakhalin
Seismic
Risk and the Onshore Pipeline Portion of Sakhalin Energy Investment
Company's Sakhalin-II Phase 2 Project: Unanswered Questions, World
Wildlife Fund - Russia and Pacific Environment (Feb. 5, 2004).
"A
Global Perspective on Sakhalin Energy Investment Corporation (SEIC)
and the Sakahlin II Project" and "A
Global Perspective on Sakhalin II, Part II: Insuring Sakhalin's Fair
Share," prepared for Sakhalin Environment Watch (December 1997).
Caspian Basin
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