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Alaska Gasline Development Corporation, the state-owned developer of the Alaska LNG export project, has signed a framework agreement with an energy firm to lead and develop the giant LNG project. This was revealed by AGDC president Frank Richards during a press conference with Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy on Monday in Anchorage. “Today, after 10 years…

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