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This week, Interior Gas Utility finished its 2023 construction season, after having added service lines to more than 540 future customers. When the baseline is 2,500, that is a lot

In January, IGU signed 20-year contracts and dual agreements with Hilcorp and Harvest Midstream to secure a source of natural gas independent of the Cook Inlet supply.

A new analysis found a rare but real tsunami threat for the Upper Cook Inlet.

A tsunami could overrun parts of the coast in the Anchorage area if a large enough earthquake hit in the right place during a high tide in Cook Inlet.

The risk of a tsunami hitting Anchorage – Alaska’s largest city, at the head of Cook Inlet – has been the subject of debate for years.

An Anchorage senator issued a letter on June 26 calling on the state to investigate Hilcorp Alaska, LLC about whether the gas and oil company violated its state lease agreements

Interior Gas Utility is on track to install up to 600 new service lines in Fairbanks and North Pole this summer, according to incoming CEO Elena Sudduth.

It’s a historic deal — the first time North Slope gas will be commercialized for use elsewhere in the state.

In a Jan. 17 special meeting the board of Fairbanks based Interior Gas Utility unanimously approved two contracts for establishing a liquefied natural gas supply from the North Slope. One contract is with Harvest Midstream for the construction and operation of a 150,000 gallon per day North Slope li...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy presided over the annual State of the State speech Monday night, issuing a call to Alaska lawmakers to help take control of the state’s narrative for the