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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.26

                 ASSIGNMENT APPROVAL BY ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY
               AND JOINDER AND RATIFICATION BY AURORA GAS, LLC OF
                    THE GAS SALES AGREEMENT BETWEEN AND AMONG
                         ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION,
               PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC., AND ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY

      This Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company and Joinder and
Ratification by Aurora Gas, LLC ("Assignment") of the Gas Sales Agreement
Between and Among Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska, Inc., and
Alaska Pipeline Company ("Agreement") is entered into by and among Anadarko
Petroleum Corporation ("Anadarko"), Aurora Gas, LLC ("Aurora"), and Alaska
Pipeline Company ("APC").

      WHEREAS, under Section 13.12 of the Agreement, Anadarko's obligations are
distinct from those of ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. (formerly known as Phillips
Alaska, Inc.) ("CPA");

      WHEREAS, Anadarko has agreed to assign to Aurora all of its lease
interests in the Field, as defined in Exhibit E to the Agreement, a copy of
which is attached as Exhibit 1 and incorporated in full by reference, which
lease interests will be assigned in a separate instrument or instruments;

      WHEREAS, Anadarko has agreed to assign all of its rights, duties,
obligations, responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement to
Aurora;

      WHEREAS, Aurora desires to assume Anadarko's rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement, and to join and
ratify the Agreement and dedicate the gas in the Field to the performance of the
Agreement;

      WHEREAS, the Agreement provides at Section 13.2 that no party may assign
its obligations under the Agreement without first obtaining the written consent
of the other parties, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or
delayed;

      WHEREAS, the Agreement provides at Section 13.3 that Anadarko shall not
assign any lease used to supply gas under the Agreement unless the assignee
ratifies and joins in the Agreement as a party seller by executing an instrument
describing the lease and dedicating the gas to the performance of the Agreement;
and

      NOW THEREFORE, the parties desire to provide for approval, ratification,
and joinder as provided in the Agreement and in this Assignment, and agree for
good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are
acknowledged, as follows:

                                  Page 1 of 3
<PAGE>

      1. Anadarko assigns all of its rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement to Aurora.

      2. Aurora hereby accepts and assumes Anadarko's rights, duties,
obligations, responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement and
agrees to fully and faithfully perform the Agreement in accordance with its
terms and conditions.

      3. Aurora ratifies and joins in the Agreement as a party seller and
dedicates the gas in the Field to performance of the Agreement.

      4. APC consents to the assignment of Anadarko's rights, duties,
obligations, responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement to
Aurora and agrees to accept Aurora's performance of those rights, duties,
obligations, and responsibilities and APC agrees to release Anadarko from any
and all obligations under the Agreement except the obligation to Backup the
daily and annual volumes set forth in the 2002 Production Schedule (Exhibit 2)
as specifically set forth in Paragraph 9 below.

      5. This Assignment shall be effective upon the date of the recording in
the Anchorage Recording District of the instruments conveying Anadarko's lease
interests in the Field to Aurora.

      6. Aurora has received the February 2002 Production Schedule (attached as
Exhibit 2) required by paragraph 3.3.6 of the Agreement and acknowledges and
agrees that the Production Schedule sets the maximum amount of gas APC is
required to take under the Agreement.

      7. Aurora agrees that the Agreement is amended to prohibit assignment by
Aurora except in the sole discretion of APC, and that APC may withhold for any
reason its agreement to an assignment.

      8. Aurora agrees that it will commence construction of a pipeline to
connect the Field to a pipeline which connects with APC's pipeline system so
that gas deliveries can be made to APC under the Agreement by March 31, 2003 but
in no event later than October 31, 2003. If Aurora fails to construct and
connect the pipeline Anadarko will construct and connect the pipeline.

      9. Anadarko agrees that upon execution of the Assignment by APC, Anadarko
will Backup the daily and annual volumes set forth in the 2002 Production
Schedule (Exhibit 2) until such time as the Field is connected by pipeline to a
pipeline which connects with APC's pipeline system and volumes from the Field
have been made available to APC for twelve (12) consecutive months from the date
the well is connected. APC agrees that deliveries of gas to satisfy Anadarko's
Backup obligations can be made available to APC at any currently existing or
future receipt points located on APC's

                                  Page 2 of 3
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pipeline system. If gas in the volumes set forth in the Agreement is available
in any month but APC does not take it, the gas shall be deemed delivered for
purposes of this provision.

      "Backup" means to supply annually and daily one-half of the gas quantities
set forth on the 2002 Production Schedule which APC requires but Aurora does not
supply for any reason. For example, the 2002 Production Schedule provides for a
Daily Peak Rate of 13 MMcf in 2004. If on a given day in 2004 APC requires 12
MMcf and Aurora supplies only 10 MMcf, Anadarko would be required to supply 1
MMcf on that day.

      10. APC acknowledges that Anadarko has not made any warranties or
guarantees that the Field contains gas adequate to satisfy the Annual Purchase
Obligations set forth in the Agreement. APC further acknowledges that Anadarko
is not required by the terms of the Agreement to produce any specific volume of
gas once the Field is connected nor is Anadarko obligated to Backup the volumes
set forth in the 2002 Production Schedule after the Field is connected, except
as set forth in Paragraph 9 above.

      IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Assignment on
the dates indicated below.

Anadarko Petroleum Corporation              Aurora Gas, LLC

By /s/ P. R. Pharmafer                      By /s/ G. Scott Pfoff
   ------------------------------              ---------------------------------
Its Agent and Attorney-in Fact              Its President
Date 12-26-2002                             Date 12/26/02

Alaska Pipeline Company

By /s/ Daniel M. Dieckgraeff
   ------------------------------
Its Vice President
Date 12-13-02

                                  Page 3 of 3
<PAGE>

                                    EXHIBIT 1
 to Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company and Joinder and Ratification
    by Aurora Gas, LLC of the Gas Sales Agreement Between and Among Anadarko
    Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska, Inc., and Alaska Pipeline Company

                                    EXHIBIT E

                  TO THE GAS SALES AGREEMENT BETWEEN AND AMONG
           ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION, PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC., AND
                             ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY

                                    THE FIELD

                                LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Seward Meridian, Township 11 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 3-10 (protracted), all;
            Sections 15-19 (protracted) (fractional), all;

      and

      All tidelands and submerged lands within the following sections:

            Sections 15-22 (protracted).

Seward Meridian, Township 11 North, Range 12 West:

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 1-2 (protracted), all;
            Section 3 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Section 10 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 11-14 (protracted), all;
            Section 15 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Section 22 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Section 23 (protracted), all;
            Sections 24-27 (protracted) (fractional), all (not including any
            tidelands or submerged lands);

      and

      GAS SALES AGREEMENT
      Page 52

                                    EXHIBIT E
                               Page 1 of 4 pages

<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 2 of 4

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Section 3 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 4-9, all;
                  Section 10 (fractional), all;
                  Section 15 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 16-18, all;
                  Section 21, all;
                  Section 22 (fractional), all;
                  Section 27 (fractional), all (not including USS 1808, USS 4548
                        (Lot 1), USS 4548 (Lot 2), USS 3895, or any tidelands or
                        submerged lands);
                  Section 28 (fractional), all(not including USS 3895, USS
                        4549(Lot 1), USS 4549 (Lot 2), USS 4549 (Lot 3), USS
                        4549 (Lot 4), USS 4550, or any tidelands or submerged
                        lands).

            and

            U.S. Survey 1808;
            U.S. Survey 3895;
            U.S. Survey 3895;
            U.S. Survey 4548 (Lots 1 and 2);
            U.S. Survey 4549 (Lots 1,2, 3 and 4);
            U.S. Survey 4550.

Seward Meridian, Township 12 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Sections 3-10, all;
                  Sections 15-18, all;
                  Section 19 (fractional), all;
                  Section 20 (fractional), all (not including USS 4547);
                  Sections 21-22,all;
                  Sections 27-28 (fractional), all;
                  Section 29 (fractional), all (not including USS 4547);

GAS SALES AGREEMENT
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                                    EXHIBIT E
                               Page 2 of 4 pages

<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 3 of 4

      and

            U.S. Survey 4547;

      and

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 19-20 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 27-29 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 30-34 (protracted), all.

Seward Meridian, Township 12 North, Range 12 West:

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Sections 1-21, all;
                  Sections 22-24 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 27 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 28-33, all;
                  Sections 34 (fractional), all;

      and

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

                  Sections 22-24 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Sections 25-26 (protracted), all;
                  Section 27 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Section 34 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Sections 35-36 (protracted), all.

GAS SALES AGREEMENT
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                                    EXHIBIT E
                               Page 3 of 4 pages

<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 4 of 4

Seward Meridian, Township 13 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands within Tract A:

            Section 13, SE4;
            Sections 19-36, all (not including USS 3964);

      and

      The lands within U.S. Survey 3964 (Lots 1 and 2).

GAS SALES AGREEMENT
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                                   EXHIBIT E
                               Page 4 of 4 pages

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[PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC. LOGO]                   EXHIBIT 2
                              to Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company
                            and Joinder and Ratification by Aurora Gas, LLC of
                                 the Gas Sales Agreement Between and Among
                             Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska,
                                     Inc., and Alaska Pipeline Company

                                                                 January 31,2002

      P.O. BOX 100360
      ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99510-0360

      Joseph C. Falcone
      Commercial Consultant
      Kuparuk and Cook Intel Business Group
      ATO Room 1168
      Phone 907-265-1686
      Fax 907-263-4486
      E-mail jfalcone@ppco.com

Mr. Dan Dieckgraeff
Vice President, Finance and Rates
Enstar Natural Gas Company
3000 Spenard Road
Anchorage, Alaska 99519-0288

Via Facsimile Transmission to 276-6696

RE: MOQUAWKIE FIELD PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

Dear Dan:

Per Article 3.3.2 of the Alaska Pipeline/Anadarko/Phillips gas contract for
Moquawkie gas, we are providing Alaska Pipeline with a revised Production
Schedule. Other than the start date, the Engineer's Report you received last
year still reflects a reasonable production profile of the 2400' sand that was
tested. There are indications that other sands in the Lone Creek #1 well may be
productive, but we have no new data to support this hypothesis.

We recognize there have been delays compared to the Moquawkie project as
originally conceived, but we will stand behind our backstop agreement to insure
your requirements are met.

The present target for Moquawkie start up is October 1, 2002. As such, our basis
for the revised Production Schedule for Moquawkie remains the DeGolyer and
MacNaughton report as of December 31, 2000. For our Production Schedule we have
"time shifted" the start of the production profile 273 days from January 1 to
October 1.

If you have any questions, please give me a call.

Yours truly,

/s/ Joseph Falcone
------------------
Joseph Falcone

Attachment:
     2002 Production Schedule

cc:     Scott Jepsen, Phillips
        Dave Anderson, Anadarko

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Exhibit 2
Page 2 of 2

             PROVED PLUS PROBABLE RESERVES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2000
                   ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CARYA 2-4.2 RESERVOIR
                             IN THE MOQUAWKIE FIELD

      (Gas volumes are expressed at 60 degrees Fahrenheit and 14.65 psia)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
           Full                            Daily
        Wellstream               Annual   Average   Daily Peak
        Production   Shrinkage   Sales     Sales       Rate
           (MMcf)      (MMcf)    (MMcf)   (MMcf)      (MMcf)
        ----------   ---------   ------   -------   ----------
<S>     <C>          <C>         <C>      <C>       <C>
2001          0           0           0       0           0
2002        486           8         478     5.2        13.0
2003      1,929          31       1,898     5.2        13.0
2004      1,929          31       1,898     5.2        13.0
2005      1,929          31       1,898     5.2        13.0
2006      1,858          31       1,827     5.0        12.5
2007      1,540          31       1,509     4.1        10.3
2008      1,139          31       1,108     3.0         7.6
2009        849          31         818     2.2         5.6
2010        638          31         607     1.7         4.2
2011        485          31         454     1.2         3.1
2012        374          31         343     0.9         2.3
2013        292          31         261     0.7         1.8
2014        247          31         216     0.6         1.5
2015        193          23         170     0.6         N/A

Total    13,888         403      13,484
</TABLE>

Notes:
1. Probable reserves have not been risk adjusted.

2. N/A = Not applicable<PAGE>
                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.27

         ASSIGNMENT APPROVAL BY ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY AND JOINDER AND
           RATIFICATION BY AURORA GAS, LLC OF THE GAS SALES AGREEMENT
               BETWEEN AND AMONG ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION,
               PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC., AND ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY

      This Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company and Joinder and
Ratification by Aurora Gas, LLC ("Assignment") of the Gas Sales Agreement
Between and Among Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska, Inc., and
Alaska Pipeline Company ("Agreement") is entered into by and among
ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. (formerly known as Phillips Alaska, Inc.) ("CPA"),
Aurora Gas, LLC ("Aurora"), and Alaska Pipeline Company ("APC").

      WHEREAS, under Section 13.12 of the Agreement, CPA's obligations are
independent of those of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation ("Anadarko");

      WHEREAS, CPA has agreed to assign to Aurora, effective September 27, 2002,
all of its lease interests in the Field, as defined in Exhibit E to the
Agreement, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit 1 and incorporated in full by
reference, which lease interests will be assigned in a separate instrument or
instruments;

      WHEREAS, CPA has agreed to assign all of its rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement to Aurora;

      WHEREAS, Aurora desires to assume CPA's rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement, and to join and
ratify the Agreement and dedicate the gas in the Field to the performance of the
Agreement;

      WHEREAS, the Agreement provides at Section 13.2 that any assignment of
obligations under the Agreement must receive the consent in writing by the other
party, which consent may not be unreasonably withheld;

      WHEREAS, the Agreement provides at Section 13.3 that upon assignment by
CPA of any lease that is used to supply gas under the Agreement, the assignee
must ratify and join in the Agreement by executing an instrument describing the
lease and dedicating the gas to the performance of the Agreement; and

      WHEREAS, Cook Inlet Region, Inc., the owner of the mineral rights in the
Field, has consented to an assignment of the leases to Aurora as evidenced by
attached Exhibit 2.

                                  Page 1 of 3

<PAGE>

      NOW THEREFORE, the parties desire to provide for approval, ratification,
and joinder as provided in the Agreement, and agree for good and valuable
consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are acknowledged, as
follows:

      1. CPA assigns all of its rights, duties, obligations, responsibilities,
and interests in and under the Agreement to Aurora, excepting only the
contingent responsibilities and duties for Backup as defined below.

      2. Aurora hereby accepts and assumes CPA's rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement as described in
paragraph 1 above, and agrees to fully and faithfully perform the Agreement in
accordance with its terms and conditions and this Assignment.

      3. Aurora ratifies and joins in the Agreement as a party seller and
dedicates the gas in the Field to performance of the Agreement.

      4. APC consents to the assignment of CPA's rights, duties, obligations,
responsibilities, and interests in and under the Agreement to Aurora as
described in paragraph 1 above, and agrees to accept Aurora's performance of
those rights, duties, obligations, and responsibilities.

      5. This Assignment shall be effective upon the date of the recording in
the Anchorage Recording District of the instruments conveying CPA's lease
interests in the Field to Aurora.

      6. Aurora has received the February 2002 Production Schedule (attached as
Exhibit 3) required by paragraph 3.3.6 of the Agreement and acknowledges and
agrees that the Production Schedule sets the maximum amount of gas APC is
required to take under the Agreement.

      7. Aurora agrees that the Agreement is amended to prohibit assignment by
Aurora except in the sole discretion of APC, and that APC may withhold for any
reason its agreement to an assignment.

      8. Aurora agrees that it will promptly, and in no event later than October
31, 2003, build a pipeline to connect the Moquawkie Field to a pipeline which
connects with APC's pipeline system so that gas deliveries can be made to APC
under the Agreement.

      9. CPA acknowledges its obligation to supply all gas necessary to meet the
supply obligation under paragraph 3.1.1 of the Agreement (subject to Anadarko's
right to supply gas), as amended by a letter agreement between APC and CPA dated
September 17, 2002 (attached as Exhibit 4), to the extent Aurora does not meet
the

                                  Page 2 of 3

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obligation with gas from the Field or another field, and CPA agrees that this
obligation survives and is not affected by the Assignment.

      10. CPA agrees to Backup the daily and annual volumes in the 2002
Production Schedule (Exhibit 3) until the later of:

            a. connection of the Field by pipeline to a pipeline which connects
with APC's pipeline system and delivery of gas in the volumes required by the
Agreement for twelve (12) consecutive months. If gas in the volumes required by
the Agreement is available in any month but APC does not take it, the gas shall
be deemed delivered for purposes of this provision; or

            b. March 31,2006,

but in any event, not after January 1, 2008 (that is, if not terminated earlier,
no Backup obligation exists after January 1, 2008).

      "Backup" means to supply annually and daily one-half of any gas volume
required to be supplied by the 2002 Production Schedule which APC requires but
Aurora does not supply for any reason. For example, the 2002 Production Schedule
provides for a Daily Peak Rate of 13 MMcf in 2005. If on a given day in 2005 APC
requires 12 MMcf and Aurora supplies only 10 MMcf, CPA would be required to
supply 1 MMcf.

      IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Assignment on
the dates indicated below.

ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc.                  Aurora Gas, LLC

By  /s/ Joseph O. Leonard                    By /s/ G. Scott Pfoff
    ---------------------------                 --------------------------------
Its    Vice President                        Its President
Date     1/7/03                              Date 12/23/02

Alaska Pipeline Company

By /s/ Daniel M. Dieckgraeff
   ----------------------------
Its    Vice President
Date     1-13-03

                                  Page 3 of 3

<PAGE>

                                    EXHIBIT 1

 to Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company and Joinder and Ratification
    by Aurora Gas, LLC of the Gas Sales Agreement Between and Among Anadarko
    Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska, Inc., and Alaska Pipeline Company

                                   EXHIBIT E

                  TO THE GAS SALES AGREEMENT BETWEEN AND AMONG
           ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORATION, PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC., AND
                            ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY

                                   THE FIELD

                               LEGAL DESCRIPTION

Seward Meridian, Township 11 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 3-10 (protracted), all;
            Sections 15-19 (protracted) (fractional), all;

      and

      All tidelands and submerged lands within the following sections:

            Sections 15-22 (protracted).

Seward Meridian, Township 11 North, Range 12 West:

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

                  Sections 1-2 (protracted), all;
                  Section 3 (protracted) (fractional),all;
                  Section 10 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Sections 11-14(protracted), all;
                  Section 15 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Section 22 (protracted) (fractional), all;
                  Section 23 (protracted),all;
                  Sections 24-27 (protracted) (fractional), all (not including
                        any tidelands or submerged lands);

      and

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Page 52

                                   EXHIBIT E
                                Page 1 of 4 Pages
<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 2 of 4

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Section 3 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 4-9, all;
                  Section 10(fractional), all;
                  Section 15 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 16-18, all;
                  Section 21, all;
                  Section 22 (fractional), all;
                  Section 27 (fractional), all (not including USS 1808, USS 4548
                        (Lot 1), USS 4548 (Lot 2), USS 3895, or any tidelands or
                        submerged lands);
                  Section 28 (fractional), all (not including USS 3895, USS 4549
                        (Lot 1), USS 4549 (Lot 2), USS 4549 (Lot 3), USS 4549
                        (Lot 4), USS 4550, or any tidelands or submerged lands).

            and

            U.S. Survey 1808;
            U.S. Survey 3895;
            U.S. Survey 3895;
            U.S. Survey 4548 (Lots land 2);
            U.S. Survey 4549 (Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4);
            U.S. Survey 4550.

Seward Meridian, Township 12 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Sections 3-10, all;
                  Sections 15-18, all;
                  Section 19 (fractional), all;
                  Section 20 (fractional), all (not including USS 4547);
                  Sections 21-22, all;
                  Sections 27-28 (fractional), all;
                  Section 29 (fractional), all (not including USS 4547);

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                                   EXHIBIT E
                                Page 2 of 4 Pages

<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 3 of 4

      and

            U.S. Survey 4547;

      and

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 19-20 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 27-29 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 30-34 (protracted), all.

Seward Meridian, Township 12 North, Range 12 West:

      The following lands outside U.S. Survey 1865:

            Tract A, comprising the following:

                  Sections 1-21, all;
                  Sections 22-24 (fractional), all;
                  Section 27 (fractional), all;
                  Sections 28-33, all;
                  Section 34 (fractional), all;

      and

      The following lands within U.S. Survey 1865:

            Sections 22-24 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 25-26 (protracted), all;
            Section 27 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Section 34 (protracted) (fractional), all;
            Sections 35-36 (protracted), all.

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                                   EXHIBIT E
                               Page 3 of 4 Pages

<PAGE>

Exhibit 1
Page 4 of 4

Seward Meridian, Township 13 North, Range 11 West:

      The following lands within Tract A:

            Section 13, SE4;
            Sections 19-36, all (not including USS 3964);

      and

      The lands within U.S. Survey 3964 (Lots 1 and 2).

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Page 55

                                   EXHIBIT E
                               Page 4 of 4 Pages

<PAGE>

                                   Exhibit 2

 to Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company and Joinder and Ratification
    by Aurora Gas, LLC of the Gas Sales Agreement Between and Among Anadarko
   Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska, Inc., and Alaska Pipeline Company

                   APPROVED ASSIGNMENTS OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
              Recording Information (Anchorage Recording District)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

CIRI Lease Number               Record Number               Date of Recording
-----------------               -------------               -----------------
<S>                             <C>                         <C>
C-061387                        2002-092405-0               December 6, 2002

C-061388                        2002-092406-0               December 6, 2002

C-061389                        2002-092407-0               December 6, 2002

C-061390                        2002-092408-0               December 6, 2002

C-061391                        2002-092409-0               December 6, 2002

C-061392                        2002-092410-0               December 6, 2002

C-061393                        2002-092411-0               December 6, 2002

C-061394                        2002-092412-0               December 6, 2002

C-061395                        2002-092413-0               December 6, 2002

C-061396                        2002-092414-0               December 6, 2002

C-061452                        2002-092415-0               December 6, 2002

C-061453                        2002-092416-0               December 6, 2002

C-061500                        2002-092417-0               December 6, 2002

C-061501                        2002-092418-0               December 6, 2002

C-061502                        2002-092419-0               December 6, 2002
</TABLE>

<PAGE>

State of Alaska Oil and Gas Leases

ADL-386064

ADL-338176

ADL-388233

Exhibit 2
Page 2 of 2

<PAGE>

[PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC. LOGO]                    EXHIBIT 3
                             to Assignment Approval by Alaska Pipeline Company
                             and Joinder and Ratification by Aurora Gas, LLC of
                                the Gas Sales Agreement Between and Among
                            Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips Alaska,
                                  Inc., and Alaska Pipeline Company

      P.O. BOX 100360
      ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99510-0360                               January 31,2002

      Joseph C. Falcone
      Commercial Consultant
      Kuparuk and Cook Inlet Business Group
      ATO Room 1168
      Phone 907-265-1686
      Fax 907-263-4486
      E-mail jfalcone@ppco.com

Mr. Dan Dieckgraeff
Vice President, Finance and Rates
Enstar Natural Gas Company
3000 Spenard Road
Anchorage, Alaska 99519-0288

Via Facsimile Transmission to 276-6696

RE: MOQUAWKIE FIELD PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

Dear Dan:

Per Article 3.3.2 of the Alaska Pipeline/Anadarko/Phillips gas contract for
Moquawkie gas, we are providing Alaska Pipeline with a revised Production
Schedule. Other than the start date, the Engineer's Report you received last
year still reflects a reasonable production profile of the 2400' sand that was
tested. There are indications that other sands in the Lone Creek #l well may be
productive, but we have no new data to support this hypothesis.

We recognize there have been delays compared to the Moquawkie project as
originally conceived, but we will stand behind our backstop agreement to insure
your requirements are met.

The present target for Moquawkie start up is October 1, 2002. As such, our basis
for the revised Production Schedule for Moquawkie remains the DeGolyer and
MacNaughton report as of December 31, 2000. For our Production Schedule we have
"time shifted" the start of the production profile 273 days from January 1 to
October 1.

If you have any questions, please give me a call.

Yours truly,

/s/ Joseph Falcone
Joseph Falcone

Attachment:
      2002 Production Schedule

cc:      Scott Jepsen, Phillips
         Dave Anderson, Anadarko

PHILLIPS ALASKA, INC. IS A SUBSIDIARY OF PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY

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Exhibit 3
Page 2 of 2

             PROVED PLUS PROBABLE RESERVES AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2000
                   ATTRIBUTABLE TO THE CARYA 2-4.2 RESERVOIR
                             IN THE MOQUAWKIE FIELD

                    (Gas volumes are expressed at 60 degrees
                           Fahrenheit and 14.65 psia)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
             Full                                       Daily
          Wellstream                      Annual       Average        Daily Peak
          Production      Shrinkage       Sales         Sales            Rate
            (MMcf)         (MMcf)         (MMcf)       (MMcf)           (MMcf)
<C>       <C>             <C>             <C>          <C>            <C>
2001            0              0               0            0               0
2002          486              8             478          5.2            13.0
2003        1,929             31           1,898          5.2            13.0
2004        1,929             31           1,898          5.2            13.0
2005        1,929             31           1,898          5.2            13.0
2006        1,858             31           1,827          5.0            12.5
2007        1,540             31           1,509          4.1            10.3
2008        1,139             31           1,108          3.0             7.6
2009          849             31             818          2.2             5.6
2010          638             31             607          1.7             4.2
2011          485             31             454          1.2             3.1
2012          374             31             343          0.9             2.3
2013          292             31             261          0.7             1.8
2014          247             31             216          0.6             1.5
2015          193             23             170          0.6             N/A

TOTAL      13,888            403          13,484
</TABLE>

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Notes:
1. Probable reserves have not been risk adjusted.
2. N/A = Not applicable

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[ENSTAR LOGO]

                      EXHIBIT 4
           to Assignment Approval by Alaska           ALASKA PIPELINE COMPANY
           Pipeline Company and Joinder and           3000 Spenard Road
       Ratification by Aurora Gas, LLC of the Gas     P.O. Box 190288
          Sales Agreement Between and Among           Anchorage, AK 99519-0288
        Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips      (907)277-5551
          Alaska, Inc., and Alaska Pipeline           September 17, 2002
                      Company

Mr. Joseph Falcone
Kuparuk and Cook Inlet Business Group
Phillips Alaska, Inc.
P.O. Box 100360
Anchorage, Alaska 99510-0360

Re:   Agreement Between and Among Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, Phillips
      Alaska, Inc. and Alaska Pipeline Company Dated May 15, 2000 (the
      "Moquawkie Contract")

Dear Joe:

      We have exchanged correspondence and have had discussions concerning the
Unmet Requirements for 2003 under the above referenced Moquawkie Contract.

      In your letter dated April 18, 2002, you indicated that Phillips and
Anadarko "would be willing to agree to a revised Backstop volume of 29.8 MMcf
per day Deliverability in 2003 with all other terms and conditions of the
Agreement remaining unchanged." The 29.8 MMcf per day was the Unmet Requirement
for Deliverability in 2003 in the October 1, 2001 "Buyer's Forecast of
Requirements".

      This letter confirms Alaska Pipeline Company's agreement that Phillips and
Anadarko will provide the 2003 Unmet Requirements, both in terms of the Maximum
Deliverability and the Annual Purchase Obligation as a revised Backstop, with
all the other terms and conditions of the Moquawkie Contract remaining
unchanged.

      As you know, Alaska Pipeline is in the process of preparing its October 1,
2002 "Buyer's Forecast of Requirements". The new Forecast may change the
estimate of the 2003 Unmet Requirements, although Total Requirements are not
expected to change materially.

                       A Subsidiary of [LOGO SEMCOENERGY]
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Mr. Joseph Falcone                                                     Exhibit 4
Phillips Alaska, Inc.                                                Page 2 of 2
September 17, 2002
Page 2 of 2

      If you are in agreement with the forgoing, please so indicated by signing
the enclosed copy of this letter and return it to me.

                                                Sincerely,
                                                /s/ Daniel M. Dieckgraeff
                                                Daniel M. Dieckgraeff
                                                Vice President

Accepted and agreed to this 25 day of September, 2002.

Phillips Alaska, Inc.

By:   /s/ Joseph Falcone
      ----------------------------
Title: Commercial Consultant

cc:   David Anderson, Anadarko

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