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Biden Administration authorises LNG exports from Alaska LNG project - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration authorises LNG exports from Alaska LNG project

The Biden Administration Department of Energy has recently published an amended record of decision and order authorising the Alaska LNG project to export LNG to non-free trade agreement nations.

Alaska LNG Joined by Hilcorp, Asian Firms to Study Ammonia, CCS - Vimarsana News

Alaska LNG Joined by Hilcorp, Asian Firms to Study Ammonia, CCS

The state-owned organization developing the Alaska LNG export project on the Kenai Peninsula has signed an agreement with Mitsubishi Corp., Toyo

Long-planned Alaska LNG Project Wouldn't Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions, DOE Says - Vimarsana News

Long-planned Alaska LNG Project Wouldn't Increase Greenhouse Gas Emissions, DOE Says

The Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal project would not have an impact on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions if constructed, according to the latest

Alaska Journal | Alaska LNG can beat Gulf Coast projects on price, new report says - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Alaska LNG can beat Gulf Coast projects on price, new report says

A new analysis of the $38 billion proposed Alaska LNG Project concludes state officials have done a lot to improve the financial viability of the megaproject since the last review that largely downplayed the prospects of the Alaska-sized development.

Alaska Journal | Producing states line up against FERC's effort to review gas project emissions - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Producing states line up against FERC's effort to review gas project emissions

Members of Congress, 19 Republican state attorneys general and a former Federal Energy Regulatory Commission member are criticizing FERC’s ongoing efforts to consider greenhouse gas emissions when reviewing natural gas pipelines and other gas projects. However, court rulings and the Environmental Protection Agency, which say such reviews are warranted, even required, are