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PositionOwners of Prudhoe Bay oil field eliminate some jobs and increase investments - Alaska Business Briefs: Energy

More & Less. At the same time that Prudhoe Bay's two operators announced intentions to eliminate positions in their firms by sharing common services and through other cooperative efforts, they and other principal owners of the Prudhoe Bay oil field unveiled plans to invest more than $1 billion in additional gas-handling facilities on the North Slope.

Announced in October, BP, Arco, Exxon, Phillips, Mobil and Chevron will build and install a centralized gashandling plant that will increase oil production by an estimated 100,000 barrels a day starting in 1995. Arco will operate the facility, which is expected to permit recovery of between 330 million and 450 million additional barrels of oil over the life of the field. The first module is scheduled for a 1993 sea lift from the Lower 48 to Prudhoe Bay.

According to Julian Darley, president of BP Exploration (Alaska)...

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