Walker halfway to state takeover of AKLNG ProjectTwo of four required agreements signed; AGDC says completion of FERC application has slipped from first quarter to sometime in 2017 TIM BRADNER For Petroleum News
Gov. Bill Walker is halfway there in his plan for the state to take over development of the $45 billion Alaska LNG Project. The state-owned Alaska Gasline Development Corp., or AGDC, has signed two of four agreements needed for the state to assume control of the project, an AGDC spokeswoman said Dec....
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