Alaskanomics

Video Clip: In the oil and gas industry, maintenance spending, rather than new production spending, is expected to continue in 2012

Construction spending in the oil and gas sector as it relates to exploration vs. maintenance is discussed by Economist Scott Goldsmith from UAA’s Institute of Social and Economic Research and John MacKinnon, Executive Director of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) at the 2012 AGC Alaska’s Construction Spending Forecast in February 2012. Click here to view the full report.

Video Clip: Cook Inlet oil and gas development activity is expected to be up in 2012

Cook Inlet oil and gas development activity is discussed by Economist Scott Goldsmith from UAA’s Institute of Social and Economic Research. Scott was speaking at the Associated General Contractors Alaska Construction Spending Forecast for 2012. Click here to view the full report.

 

Video Clip: AGC’s John MacKinnon: Regarding Alaska hire on the North Slope, Point Thomson is a project that is being done right

The Point Thomson project on the North Slope and Alaskan hire is discussed by Associated General Contractors (AGC) Executive Director John MacKinnon in this clip from the AGC 2012 Alaska Construction Spending Forecast in February 2012. Click here to view the full report.

Video Clip: The “Roads to Resources”, ultimately the road to Nome, will require thinking long-term and big in Alaska

John MacKinnon, Executive Director of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) discusses the “Roads to Resources Program”; one piece of the referred-to map can be downloaded here: North Slope Oil & Gas Activity Map. This was part of the AGC Alaska Construction Spending Forecast presentation from February 2012. Click here to view the full report.

 

Video Clip: Projected Construction Spending in the Oil & Gas Sector

Scott Goldsmith, Economist with the Institute of Social and Economic Research at UAA discusses projected construction spending in the oil and gas sector in 2012 during the Associated General Contractors’ annual Alaska Construction Forecast presentation in February 2012. Click here to view the full report.