Oil prices rose by more than 1 percent on Monday, recovering some of last week’s losses, as the prospect of further sanctions on Russian crude following an overnight strike on Ukraine countered OPEC+’s planned increase in output. West Texas Intermediate crude climbed 75 cents, also up 1.2 percent, to $62.62 a barrel.
This winter, the company plans to sink as many as five exploration wells into state land beneath West Harrison Bay — a shallow inlet of the Beaufort Sea.
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