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Alaska LNG Has Caught a Wave of High-Level Attention. Is It Winning over Its Skeptics?

  • Alaska Congressman Nick Begich returned from a congressional delegation to Asia in 2023 to promote the Alaska LNG project to key Indo-Pacific partners.
  • The delegation sought to secure investment and long-term supply agreements amid growing U.S. Efforts to position Alaska as a strategic energy export hub.
  • Leaders in Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea showed interest, with Taiwan’s CPC Corporation signing a letter of intent to buy up to six million metric tons of LNG.
  • The $40+ billion, 800-mile Alaska LNG pipeline would deliver gas faster to Asia than Gulf Coast exports, avoiding congested routes and contested waters, according to officials.
  • Although experts remain skeptical and the project faces high costs and timeline uncertainties, U.S. Officials emphasize its potential to strengthen alliances and enhance energy security.
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Chris Wright welcomed the official delegations from Japan, South Korea and Taiwan to a "Coversion on Sustainable Energy". The aim is to encourage them to "buy natural gas from Alaska".

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Donald Trump's government is seeking to seduce Asian partners to revive a controversial $44 billion Alaskan gas pipeline project, one of the US President's energy policy promises.

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Verve times broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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