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Owners can put off the costly process of tearing down the platforms using a strategy one critic calls “delay, deny and diddle around.” And in Alaska, the state has let them do it — for decades.
When LNG imports arrive at some point in the next several years, they will come at a heavy cost, according to two reports.
Alaskans will likely have to pay more — maybe even a lot more — in a state that already has some of the highest energy costs in the country.
For the second time in just over a decade, utilities are talking about importing liquified natural gas amid looming Cook Inlet gas shortages.
The nominating committee of Chugach Electric Association recently rejected the bid by an advocate of green energy policy to run for its board.