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Alaska backs construction of LNG pipeline

By LNG Prime Staff
Alaska backs construction of LNG pipeline
Alaska LNG (Image: AGDC)

Alaska Gasline Development Corporation, the state-owned developer of the Alaska LNG export project, has received state support to develop the first phase of the project which includes the construction of a pipeline. AGDC said in a statement that the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) has approved a resolution to negotiate a letter of…

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