Alaska’s $44B LNG Pipeline Project Attracts Asian Investment Interest, Governor Says

Reporting From Alaska- Either Dunleavy or AGDC is lying about the gas pipeline schedule

Gov. Mike Dunleavy went on Fox Business last week and said the master plan is to have the 42-inch gas pipeline in place and operating in two-and-a-half years, which would be October 2027.The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation is making a presentation to the Legislative Budget & Audit Committee today at 5:30 p.m. that says the first gas would be flowing to Southcentral in 2031.Either Dunleavy or AGDC is lying. The claim will be made that no o…

Alaska’s $44B LNG Pipeline Project Attracts Asian Investment Interest, Governor Says

Alaska’s $44B LNG Pipeline Project Attracts Asian Investment Interest, Governor Says Daniel Onyango Wed, 04/09/2025 - 11:03 Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy announced Thursday that the state's $44 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) pipeline project is gaining significant investment interest from Asia. On Fox Business's "Varney & Co," Dunleavy referenced a recent trip to Taiwan, Thailand, South Korea, and Japan, where he said there was strong interest…

"I think we'll soon see some very large countries with large trade deficits come forward quickly.If they come up with solid proposals, I think we can make good agreements," he said in an interview with CNBC.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has suggested that Washington's key allies in Asia, such as South Korea, Taiwan, or Japan, could reduce their "trade deficit," which motivated the imposition of tariffs, by participating in a "big energy deal" in Alaska. "I think we'll soon see some very large countries with large trade deficits coming forward quickly. If they come up with sound proposals, I think we can make good deals," he said in an inter…

MADRID, 8 (EUROPA PRESS) US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested this Tuesday that key allies of Washington in Asia, such as South Korea, Taiwan or Japan, could reduce their "trade deficit", which led to the imposition of tariffs, participating in a "great energy agreement" in Alaska. "I think we will soon see [...] The US entry suggests that key allies could reduce their "trade deficit" with an "energy agreement" in Alaska first appears i…