Cook Inlet petroleum infrastructure

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Cook Inlet petroleum infrastructure is the network of oil and gas extraction, processing, storage, and transportation facilities serving Alaska’s Cook Inlet region.

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Cook Inlet petroleum infrastructure canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf energy infrastructure
petroleum infrastructure network
climateCondition subarctic maritime climate
developedSince 1950s
environmentalContext Cook Inlet beluga whale critical habitat
seismically active region
environmentalRisk gas leak risk
marine ecosystem impact
oil spill risk
includesActivity gas processing
marine transportation
natural gas extraction
offshore production
oil extraction
oil processing
onshore production
pipeline transportation
storage
includesFacilityType compressor station
gas processing plant
gathering system
loading dock
marine terminal
natural gas pipeline
offshore production platform
oil pipeline
oil storage tank farm
onshore production facility
locatedIn Cook Inlet
Southcentral Alaska
United States
operationalChallenge earthquake risk
sea ice
strong tidal currents
regulatoryAuthority Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
State of Alaska
linked to: Alaska

U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
resourceType crude oil
natural gas
natural gas liquids
servesRegion Anchorage area
linked to: Anchorage

Cook Inlet basin
linked to: Cook Inlet

Kenai Peninsula
Matanuska-Susitna Borough
supportsSector industrial energy use
petrochemical feedstock supply
regional power generation
residential heating

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Port of Nikiski partOf Cook Inlet petroleum infrastructure