Vision Operating has applied to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission for a Class 2 underground injection control well permit at its North Fork unit on the Kenai Peninsula.
The application indicates that Vision has plans to expand natural gas production from North Fork.
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Kay Cashman
Petroleum News
Vision Resources, a Gardes Holdings company, has entered into a five-year natural gas sales and purchase agreement with Alaska Pipeline Co. that will result in APCs utility affiliate Enstar Natural Gas Co. distributing gas from Visions North Fork unit. The field is north of Homer on Alaskas southern Kenai Peninsula.
The agreement was filed in February by Enstar with the Regulatory Commission of Alaska, which oversees supply contracts for regulated utilities. Enstar provides natural gas distribution service to the municipality of Anchorage and portions of the Matanuska-Susitna and Kenai Peninsula boroughs.
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