Thomas Barrett, who's currently second down in the Office of the Federal Coordinator, the natural gas pipeline advocacy agency, will be the first outsider to lead Alyeska in more than 30 years.

The head of the pipeline company that moves most of Alaska’s crude oil to market is stepping down. Brigham McCown has left Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. as company president, a spokeswoman for ...

Alyeska Pipeline CEO Kevin Hostler will retire from management of the 800-mile Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) in September, three months earlier than planned. “Retiring at the end of ...

Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. says it diid not know that BP, which owns nearly half of the trans-Alaska pipeline, had conducted a 2010 study on how to keep the pipeline running at much lower flow ...

And as the flows slow, the risks are rising. “We’re already at the stress point,” said Tom Barrett, president of the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., which operates the system. “We don’t ...

not the amount of oil in the 39-year-old pipeline, is the issue creating engineering challenges for Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, engineer Rob Annett told legislators and members of the public ...

FAIRBANKS — Despite a 150-gallon-per-hour leak in a pump station feeder line, state and federal regulators took the unprecedented move of clearing Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. to temporarily ...

"We got a 99 percent reduction to about a half a gallon per minute," said Mike Heatwole, a spokesman for the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., which operates the 1,300-kilometer (800-mile) pipeline.

That decline is creating a very expensive engineering problem, says the pipeline's operator, Alyeska Pipeline Services—a company owned by the North Slope's major oil industry players including ...

The Trans Alaska Pipeline system is still shut down as Alyeska Pipeline Service Company continues their assessment of the spill. Alyeska Pipeline Service Company spokeswoman Michelle Egan says ...

Alyeska employs more than 700 people, and hires hundreds of contractors to work on the pipeline and related services. "Alyeska and the TAPS owners want to thank (McCown) for his two years of ...

Alyeska Pipeline CEO Kevin Hostler will retire from management of the 800-mile Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) in September, three months earlier than planned. “Retiring at the end of ...