Judge tosses lawsuit questioning constitutionality of tax credit bonds Elwood Brehmer, Alaska Journal of Commerce, January 3, 2019 The small oil companies and banks holding more than $800 million in refundable tax credits scored a victory Wednesday when an Alaska Superior Court judge threw out a lawsuit challenging the state’s plan to sell bonds to pay off those credits. Judge … read more
Happy 60th Birthday Alaska! Democrats lay out green goals in rules package Kelsey Tamborrino, Politico, January 3, 2019 The House is expected to agree to a 60-page set of rules in the first set of votes today that would establish a new select committee on climate change, even as some liberals worry it could get in the way of … read more
Outlook 2019: Upstream oil exploration, development set to surge in Alaska S & P Global Platts, December 28, 2018 Alaska’s upstream oil industry is expecting to see a surge in exploration and development in 2019 as companies drill to delineate new North Slope and National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska discoveries. But some are concerned that high-profile federal initiatives, like exploration in the … read more
