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Trans-Alaska Pipeline Owners Seek Early Renewal of Federal Land Rights
Operators of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System are petitioning the federal government to renew critical land use rights ahead of the original expiration date. The request aligns with the current administration’s push to accelerate domestic energy infrastructure approvals.
26 Aug, 22:24 — 27 Aug, 00:40
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bloombergHigh5d ago
Alaska Oil Pipeline Aims to Renew Land Rights Early Under Trump
The owners of the 800-mile Trans-Alaska Pipeline System are seeking to renew its federal land authorization more than seven years before it expires, in a bid to capitalize on President Donald Trump’s enthusiasm for US oil production.
By Jennifer A. Dlouhy
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Trans-Alaska oil pipeline owners seeking early renewal of federal land rights - Bloomberg
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