US EditionSouth Korea to host Alaska governor, energy team amid talk of gas pipeline
- Alaskan state representatives, including Governor Mike Dunleavy, are visiting South Korea for talks on a natural gas pipeline project worth $44 billion, as reported by Reuters.
- The delegation includes officials from the Glanfarne Group and is set to meet key South Korean industry leaders, according to the business lobby in Seoul.
- Discussions are focused on energy cooperation and the pipeline transporting gas 1,300 kilometers, as stated by the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea.
- Governor Dunleavy's delegation will remain in South Korea through Wednesday, with planned meetings including South Korea’s acting president, AMCHAM noted.
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energynewsbeat.coAlaska Seeks South Korean Investors for Its $44-Billion LNG Project
On Tuesday, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy discussed the Alaska LNG project and other potential energy and trade cooperation with South Korean Industry Minister Ahn Duk-geun, as the U.S. Administration is looking to attract Asian investors in the $44-billion Alaska LNG export project. Dunleavy and other Alaska state representatives and energy officials have been touring America’s north Asian allies Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea to pitch the bene…
Industry minister discusses LNG project, bolstering bilateral cooperation with visiting Alaska governor
Korean Industry Minister Ahn Duk-geun discussed the U.S. administration's gas pipeline development project with the visiting governor of Alaska on Tuesday, as well as measures to bolster bilateral cooperation between Seoul and Washington in various areas, the industry ministry said.
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South Korea to host Alaska governor, energy team amid talk of gas pipeline
SEOUL (Reuters) - Alaskan state representatives led by the governor and including energy officials are due to visit South Korea on Tuesday, amid expectations of talks with U.S. allies in Asia to revive a stalled natural gas project touted by…
Alaska seeks South Korean investors for its $44-billion LNG project – Oil & Gas 360
(Oil Price) – On Tuesday, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy discussed the Alaska LNG project and other potential energy and trade cooperation with South Korean Industry Minister Ahn Duk-geun, as the U.S. Administration is looking to attract Asian investors in the $44-billion Alaska LNG export project. Dunleavy and other Alaska state representatives and energy officials have been touring America’s north Asian allies Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea to p
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