Resources Chair Giessel has ambitious plansAnchorage Republican says there is plenty of work to be done during interim, leading up to special session on Alaska LNG project Steve Quinn For Petroleum News
Sen. Cathy Giessel closed out the regular session as Senate Resources Committee chair for the third straight year. This represents what many lawmakers believe to be needed continuity as the state gets closer to debating prospective contracts to advance a large-diameter natural gas pipeline to an LNG....
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