Alaska Governor: PIG pipeline – Bon for the state; Allow export to Asia

Alaska Governor Mike Dunliwi said on Thursday at Varney & Co that the $ 44 billion project of the State Natural Gas (SPG) is of investment interest from Asia.

At the center of the Alaska SPG project is a pipeline for 800 miles to move natural gas This will be held from the northern slope to Nikiska, the town on the South Central Alaska.

The Alaska gas development corporation (AGDC) has led to a medium -sized gas that can transport a 3.5 billion cubic feet every day. On its site it is said that “a lot” will be sent to “international markets”, for example, in the North Pacific.

The overall view of the Brooks, apparently from the Dalton highway on May 10, 2024 in the northern slope, Alaska. Dalton Highway (Alaska Route 11) lasts 414 miles through northern Alaska from Livengood (53 miles north of Ferbenx) to Prudho (Lance King / Getty Images / Getty Images)

“We just been in Asia for a few weeks.

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“For example, in Taiwan they signed a LOI, a letter of intent, which will lead to a permanent contract of six million tons of gas,” ” told the governor. “I think it would be the largest out of entry into themselves, in the history of the Lord. They also talked about the actual investments in the pipeline itself.”

Dunlevi posted about Loi that on his Facebook page on his Facebook page on Facebook, on his Facebook page, a Facebook page on Facebook was built by a state corporation CPC on Alaska.

Dunlevi told Varna on Thursday that in Thailand, South Korea and Japan there were “serious discussions” about how they could invest in the gas pipeline, as well as in non -professional. ”

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The project has been working for quite a while.

“There is all its permits in this project. Each of them has the right to ways, to date all the court cases,” Danley said. “We look at the fact that the pipeline, the plant, which actually send gas later, but put this pipeline in place, to make the most, our goal and half years for this 42-inch pipe, because we have all permits.”

Governor Mike Danley (R-AK) performs during the Capitolian Fir Ceremony in Washington, December 3, 2024 (photo by Nathan Posner/Anadol via Getty Images) (Nathan Posner / Anadolu via Getty Images / Getty Images)

“We will make some final investments in the decision, at least Glenfarne Will, which is an outfit that is a private investor and leads in this project, probably by August, September, in the most recent.”

Glenforn became the majority of the owner and leading developer of the Alaska SPG project in March after the transaction with AGDC, the press release said.

The project would be a good For AlaskaAccording to the governor of the state. More than 740,000 people lived in Alaska as of 2024.

“I think it would have been 60 years well -being“He said to Varna.” You know, it is important that it will provide fuel for our bases. Alaska has a number of military bases. We are on the border with some rather dangerous neighbors. Our gas deposits in Cook -Uleta have been exhausted for years, and that will mean that there will certainly be fuel in our bases. There would be fuel in our communal services. ”

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He also said that in the future the state could “look at things such as production and data, well.”

Oil and gas are the main part of the Alaska economy. Other large branches in the state include tourism, fishing, wood and mining, among others.