Exclusive-Japan weighs Alaska LNG pipeline pledge to win Trump's favour
- Japan is considering supporting a $44 billion gas pipeline in Alaska to gain favor with U.S. President Donald Trump and reduce trade tensions, according to officials familiar with the matter.
- President Trump may discuss the Alaska LNG project with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba during their upcoming meeting, as he views it as beneficial for U.S. Prosperity and security.
- Japan is exploring commitments to buy more U.S. LNG and increase defense spending to address a $56 billion trade deficit, which could help mitigate the threat of tariffs from Trump.
- The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation seeks to advance the project, which has received federal approvals and is designed to supply gas to both Alaskans and U.S. Allies in Asia.
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