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Contractor says lawmakers should vote no on AGIA
I oppose the passage of the TransCanada Corp. proposal under the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act, AGIA, and have sent the following message to legislators: The Alaska Legislature should vote no on the AGIA ...
Friday | Independent Record
Partnership doubles capacity of crude pipeline
A Canadian energy giant announced Wednesday it will build a nearly 300-mile stretch of oil pipeline across eastern Montana, as part of a system to ship crude oil from Canada and other points to the Midwest and ...
The Independent and Free Press
The TransCanada Halton Hills Generating Station is beginning to take shape on Steeles Avenue.
TransCanada project adds to Cushing construction surge
TULSA TransCanada Corp. will more than double its planned Keystone Pipeline delivery capacity at Cushing under a $7 billion expansion from Canada to the Texas coast.
TransCan. doubles capacity of Canadian crude line
TransCanada Corp. says it will nearly double the capacity of a pipeline it's building to transport Canadian crude to Gulf Coast refineries.
How is a 'yes' vote for the TransCanada proposal ceding control of Alaska's gas to Canada? And if striking a deal with a Canadian-based company is such a bad idea, why would London-based BP be any better? ...
Hickel draws fire from governor, legislators over proposed gas line advertisement
' Gov. Sarah Palin and state lawmakers are firing back at former Gov. Walter Hickel and others for what many describe as an inappropriate and threatening request on the gas pipeline.
First Nations will watch gas pipeline closely
The proposed Alaska natural gas pipeline is very long -- 1,715 miles, to be exact.
Producers list concerns over TransCanada line
' The major North Slope producers shared their concerns about a TransCanada natural gas pipeline on Friday in a discussion Revenue Commissioner Pat Galvin tried to paint as entirely predictable.
Alaska has a viable natural gas pipeline project. Oil and pipeline companies see that; that's why they're in Alaska where the gas is.
Alaska's Gov. Urges New Intrastate Gas Pipeline
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has lifted the curtain on a public-private joint venture with Enstar National Gas Co.
Work to start soon on Franklin County wind farm
Construction of a 44-turbine wind farm in northern Franklin County is expected to begin later this summer, TransCanada Corp.
Maine wind power project gets green light
Maine's wilderness zoning board has given final approval to what would be New England's largest wind power farm.
Lawmakers tackle energy and gas line
State lawmakers are back in Juneau for another 30-day special session. But this time the scope of the session will include several energy-related issues in addition to the session's most heavy-hitting subject: ...
LURC Approves Franklin County Wind Farm
Maine's Land Use Regulation Commission approved Wednesday what will be Maine's largest wind farm.
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Alaska governor announces in-state pipeline plan
By Yereth Rosen
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - Alaska is joining forces with Enstar to build an in-state natural gas pipeline to send some of the state's untapped reserves to its population centers, Gov. Sarah Palin announced on Monday.
The proposed line from the Alaska Natural Gas Development Authority and Enstar will run about 450 miles from the Cook Inlet basin in southern Alaska north as far as Fairbanks, and later extend to the Brooks Range hills to bring gas from there south to Fairbanks, Anchorage and other Alaska markets.
What's driving lawmakers on gas line
The fundamental policy behind the governor's Alaska Gasline Inducement Act, or AGIA, process is a decision that Alaska's interests are better served by a gas pipeline developed and owned by an independent ...
All-Alaska line is state's best option for gas
If the criminal leadership of the Alaska Legislature had followed the edict of Alaska voters who overwhelmingly voted to build the All-Alaska Gasline in 2002, we would have affordable energy in the Interior ...
Galvin: Don't get 'cute' with AGIA
The governor's commissioner of revenue told legislators Thursday not to get "cute" about the possibility of issuing a natural gas pipeline license to TransCanada, then trying to support a competing project.
But Monday the Candadian company was busy talking with South Dakotans on the western side of the state about a second proposed crude oil pipeline called the Keystone XL.