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By Elwood Brehmer, Alaska Journal of Commerce The transformation of the Interior Energy Project has begun. This time, a Cook Inlet gas source is a real possibility. With the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority [...]

By Matt Buxton mbuxton@newsminer.com newsminer.com FAIRBANKS — The state is on the hunt for new sources of natural gas after the contractor on the North Slope plant bowed out of the project. The Alaska Industrial [...]

Robin Wood rwood@newsminer.com FAIRBANKS — Jack Wilbur is inexorably tied to Fairbanks. He was born at St. Joseph’s Hospital, the same place as his mother, father and grandmother. Wilbur’s mother still lives in the Weeks Field [...]

By Matt Buxton mbuxton@newsminer.com newsminer.com FAIRBANKS — With utilities wary of costs, the state could offer three more months to get the Interior Energy Project right. The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority could offer [...]

Alaska’s oil and gas producers achieved what many thought was unthinkable last year. In state fiscal year 2014, which ended last June 30, there was almost zero decline in production. Output from producing oil fields [...]

by Alan Bailey Petroleum News With estimated costs higher than anticipated and a concession agreement due to expire at the end of December, the board of the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority faces some [...]

BY ELWOOD BREHMER, ALASKA JOURNAL OF COMMERCE  Self-imposed deadlines have come and gone and the future of the Interior Energy Project is in doubt. Project team members from the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority [...]