How coronavirus and an oil-price crisis could transform the oil industry in Arctic Alaska
Oil exploration contracts and development plans for the North Slope are on hold, while the financing for a major deal could be in jeopardy.
With the coronavirus pandemic still spreading and oil prices tanking, companies operating on Alaska’s North Slope have minimized activities and delayed what were once ambitious plans for expanded development.
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