Alaska Oil and Gas Association

20/06/2026

Major energy projects require stable, competitive policies that attract investment. The Senate’s version of HB 381 moves in the wrong direction by adding new taxes to legislation intended to advance the gasline.

Alaska needs a clear, competitive path forward that keeps the focus on advancing our long-term energy future.

Read industry's reaction here: https://www.alaskachamber.com/assets/pdf/20260619+Industry+statement+on+HB381+final

20/06/2026

🚨Keep HB 381 clean. Alaska LNG needs a stable, competitive framework that attracts private investment.

Adding unrelated oil and gas tax increases to the gasline bill would increase uncertainty, discourage investment, and make it harder to move the project forward.

📢Tell legislators: pass a clean HB 381 focused on Alaska LNG.

Read the full joint statement here: https://www.alaskachamber.com/assets/pdf/20260615+Industry+statement+on+HB381+final

18/06/2026

We know you have someone in mind... An outstanding colleague. A mentor. A leader. A project that made a real impact.

Now's the time to give them the recognition they deserve.

Submit your nomination for the 2026 AOGA Industry Awards and shine a light on the people and projects making a difference across our industry.

Learn more here: https://www.aogaconference.org/awards/.

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

13/06/2026

The Alaska Oil and Gas Association (AOGA) congratulates the Alaska House of Representatives on the bipartisan passage of HB 381 during the special session.

HB 381 represents an important step toward improving the economics of the Alaska LNG project. Long-term oil and gas investments such as Alaska LNG require a stable and competitive fiscal framework that provides certainty to investors and helps Alaska compete for capital in a global energy market. By improving the project economics, HB 381 helps move Alaska closer to realizing the long-term benefits of developing its vast North Slope natural gas resources.

AOGA thanks the House for its bipartisan work to advance this legislation while maintaining a stable investment climate for ongoing oil and gas activities and encourages the Senate to build on this momentum before the end of the special session.

03/06/2026

For years, Alaska’s oil future was minimized by ESG-driven banking and policies that pushed investment elsewhere. Today, we are seeing more investment, major discoveries and companies returning to the North Slope because Alaska’s resource potential is impossible to ignore.

A prime example of this very trend: Alyeska Pipeline Service Company CEO and AOGA board member John Kurz, who told Bloomberg: “I didn’t think I’d ever come back and work here… [but now] the production trend up the North Slope and in TAPS is going up.”

Alaska continues to offer the resources, know-how and strategic importance needed to compete on a global stage. Recent developments across the industry are a powerful reminder of the opportunities still ahead.

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01/06/2026

ICYMI: ConocoPhillips Chairman and CEO Ryan Lance joined CNBC to discuss the Willow project, Alaska energy development and the role Alaska oil and gas play in strengthening U.S. energy security.

Speaking about Willow and Alaska’s resource potential, Lance said producing oil here is “really, really key to not only Alaska, but to continuing the energy dominance that the United States currently enjoys.”

Watch the segment here: https://bit.ly/4viNygT

CNBC's Morgan Brennan sits down with ConocoPhillips CEO and chairman Ryan Lance to discuss its latest project in Alaska, the push for U.S. oil production and more.

31/05/2026

"They didn't know it couldn't be done."

A milestone made for the 49th state. Today marks 49 years since construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System was completed in 1977. Built across 800 miles of some of the most challenging terrain in the country, TAPS stands as a testament to Alaska ingenuity, determination and resilience. Nearly five decades later, we honor the thousands of workers who proved that spirit true and made this historic project possible.

📷: Alyeska Pipeline Service Company