犹他州尤特部落 90% 以上的收入来自其 450 万英亩保留地的能源开发，该部落表示 XCL Resources 收购 Altamont Energy 的出价不应被阻止。
犹他州石油生产商 XCL Resources 计划收购邻居 Altamont Energy 的公开评论获得了一些 Uinta 盆地利益所有者的支持，其中最强烈的是该盆地最大的矿产所有者：Ute Indian Tribe。
“联邦贸易委员会必须履行对部落的信任责任，”位于犹他州杜切森堡的犹他州和乌雷保留地的尤特印第安部落写信给联邦贸易委员会。公众评议期于 4 月 15 日结束。
该部落报告称，联邦贸易委员会应批准 XCL 与阿尔塔蒙特的交易，“不得有任何不当拖延”，并援引联邦贸易委员会自己促进竞争的使命，“且不得对合法商业活动造成过度负担”。
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More than 90% of the Utah Ute tribe’s income is from energy development on its 4.5-million-acre reservation and the tribe says XCL Resources’ bid to buy Altamont Energy shouldn’t be blocked.
Public comments on Utah oil producer XCL Resources’ plan to buy neighbor Altamont Energy have garnered some Uinta Basin interest owners’ support, most vocally by the basin’s largest minerals owner: the Ute Indian Tribe.
“The Federal Trade Commission must uphold its trust responsibility to the tribe,” the Fort Duchesne, Utah-based Ute Indian Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation wrote to the FTC. The public-comment period closed on April 15.
The tribe reported the FTC should approve the XCL-Altamont deal “without any undue delay,” citing the FTC’s own mandate to promote competition “without unduly burdening legitimate business activity.”
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