AK HB220

Establishes a new chapter (AS 31.20) creating a process for the Commissioner of Natural Resources to facilitate shared use of oil and gas facilities between operators, including negotiation, mediation, and binding arbitration procedures.

Requires operators seeking access to existing facilities to first negotiate in good faith for at least 6 months before applying to the commissioner for assistance.

Creates a three-stage dispute resolution process: commissioner-supervised negotiation (up to 180 days), mediation, and binding arbitration if parties cannot reach agreement and shared use serves the state's best interests.

Allows the commissioner to issue binding orders requiring facility sharing when economically feasible and in Alaska's best interest for maximizing oil and gas resource development and revenue.

Requires facility owners to report shared-use agreements within 60 days of notice from the commissioner; filed reports are kept confidential.