Gas Pipeline

Parnell, Sullivan promote state's LNG during Asia trip

Gov. Sean Parnell and state Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan have been in Japan and South Korea the last two weeks, drumming up interest in a large Alaska liquefied natural gas project.

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GAS PIPELINE

TransCanada says interest in gas line is encouraging

TransCanada Corp., the company that holds an exclusive license to build a major natural gas pipeline in Alaska, has been encouraged by results of a recent market solicitation, a spokesman said Friday. The statement didn't indicate if preference was shown for a project that would serve North America...
GAS PIPELINE

FERC stops gas line review pending decision on route

Federal regulators have stopped the review process for an Alaska gas pipeline until TransCanada Corp. decides whether the pipeline will carry gas across Canada to Lower 48 markets or it will pursue a liquefied natural gas option.
GAS PIPELINE

TransCanada tries again to attract gas line interest

The holder of an exclusive license to build a major natural gas pipeline in Alaska plans to again gauge market interest in the project.
GAS PIPELINE

Legislators to meet Monday on gas line progress

Alaska lawmakers plan to meet in Anchorage next week for an update on efforts to commercialize the state's natural gas resources.
GAS PIPELINE

If built, natural gas pipeline will terminate in Southcentral

A plan for a pipeline bringing North Slope natural gas to major commercial markets officially shifted Wednesday to one that would end in Southcentral Alaska, where the gas would be liquefied for export.
GAS PIPELINE

TransCanada will still pitch both pipeline options

When TransCanada Corp. goes to the marketplace this year to gauge interest in a pipeline project, it won't just be for a line that runs to tidewater.
GAS PIPELINE

Valdez rated better for LNG line than Cook Inlet

Port Valdez would be a better choice than Cook Inlet for loading giant tankers to export liquefied natural gas from Alaska, a new study concludes.
LEGISLATURE

Senate committee takes up gas line bill

House members pressed the reset button Thursday when they appeared in the Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee, dropping language like "neuter" and "eviscerate" to express their dismay over the committee's work on their in-state gas line bill.
GAS PIPELINE

Decision expected on request by TransCanada to alter gas line

The state of Alaska may decide this week to give TransCanada Corp. permission to shift its attention to a building liquefied natural gas pipeline, capable of facilitiating overseas exports.
OIL AND GAS

Deals announced on Point Thomson leases, gas line partnership

Gov. Sean Parnell announced Friday that the state has settled long-running litigation over the Exxon Mobil-operated Point Thomson oil and gas field, and with it, the emergence of a new partnership to study a large gas line from the North Slope.