Alaska LNG Natural Gas Pipeline

permits approved, awaiting state approvals

An 800-mile natural gas pipeline project transporting natural gas from the North Slope to the Kenai Peninsula in south-central Alaska. It is part of the larger $40 billion Alaska LNG project, which includes a liquified natural gas export facility and a natural gas treatment plant. The project began federal review in 2017 and received initial approval in 2020. After delays due to environmental impact statement requests, the project restarted the federal permitting process in February 2025 and received permits ahead of schedule. State-level approvals are still required before construction can proceed.