It’s the first time in years that private industry in the state has pitched in money to move the gasline project forward.
"AGDC"
Alaska companies release private data for global seabed mapping project
The goal is to completely map the seafloor by the year 2030 and three Alaska companies are pitching in.
Legislators quiz Alaska LNG project managers on progress
State-led Alaska gasline project leaders confident on progress, minimize tariff impact during legislative update.
$50 million budget cut latest indicator of waning support for state gasline project
If the Senate’s cut stands the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation will be tackling the $45 billion project with only $45 million in the bank.
Timeline extended for state takeover of Alaska LNG project
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation missed another deadline to complete its takeover of the LNG project. The company still needs control of Kenai Peninsula land and an export permit to complete the takeover.
Walker vetoes bills allowing lawmakers on gas pipeline board, insurers to use credit scores
The gas line bill would have added three legislators as non-voting Alaska Gasline Development Corporation board members.
State considers increasing ownership stake in Alaska LNG pipeline project
Nothing has been decided, though. The state is still in discussions with its three partners.
Walker ally resigns from gas line board for state Senate run
In his resignation letter, Democrat Luke Hopkins said the legislature “has utterly failed Alaskans.”
Senate committee grills Hopkins on AGDC appointment
The Senate Resources Committee questioned whether Hopkins and other board members have the experience needed to make important decisions about the proposed AKLNG pipeline.
Expensive state negotiator is out as gas line reshuffle continues
“I somewhat inserted myself into the role that Mr. Boykin was (filling),” Gov. Bill Walker said.