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Exxon Mobil joins pipeline plan
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KRT NEWS STORY SLUGGED: PIPELINE KRT PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY (KRT02-October 28) A photograph from the photo exhibition, 'Oil from the Artic: Building the Trans-Alaska Pipeline,' which opened October 23, 1997 and runs through April 1998 at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. Here, the above-ground sections of pipe are installed on Vertical Support Members (VSMs). There are 78,000 VSMs on the pipline. This exhibition marks the 20th anniversary of the completion of the pipeline between Prudhoe Bay and the Port of Valdez. It is one of the most complicated environmental sagas in U.S. history. (KRT) AP, PL, RTR, (hew212.16) 1997 (COLOR) Additional photo available via KRT PressLink or upon request.
KRT NEWS STORY SLUGGED: PIPELINE KRT PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY (KRT02-October 28) A photograph from the photo exhibition, ‘Oil from the Artic: Building the Trans-Alaska Pipeline,’ which opened October 23, 1997 and runs through April 1998 at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. Here, the above-ground sections of pipe are installed on Vertical Support Members (VSMs). There are 78,000 VSMs on the pipline. This exhibition marks the 20th anniversary of the completion of the pipeline between Prudhoe Bay and the Port of Valdez. It is one of the most complicated environmental sagas in U.S. history. (KRT) AP, PL, RTR, (hew212.16) 1997 (COLOR) Additional photo available via KRT PressLink or upon request.
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Exxon Mobil plans to help TransCanada finance and build a $26 billion pipeline to carry North Slope natural gas to U.S. markets, TransCanada announced Thursday. Exxon joins the 1,700-mile pipeline project less than six months after Alaska state officials abandoned plans to evict Exxon and partners that include BP and ConocoPhillips from the Point Thomson field for decades of inaction. Exxon, which declined to say what size of a stake it will hold in the project, expects Point Thomson, which holds enough gas to supply 20 months of U.S. household demand, to begin production in 2014. Bloomberg News; KnightRidder/Tribune file photo

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