Alaska upstream: 2020 in review
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Operational impacts from coronavirus
- Production impacted by shut-ins and reduced drilling
- Exploration success at Mitquq, Stirrup and Harpoon
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Leasing in the spotlight
- Controversial ANWR sale sees limited industry interest
- NPR-A (National Petroleum Reserve - Alaska)
- North Slope - Alaska state jurisdiction
- Cook Inlet
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Noteworthy happenings
- Tax bill changes voted down
- Premier walks and others deal
- Final investment decision looming for Pikka after development plan tweaks
- Willow enters FEED, FID expected in late 2021
Tables and charts
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Alaska's rig count plummetsMonthly production by field
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