Alaska LNG Project Phase One Pipeline

planned

The Alaska LNG Project is an integrated system to transport natural gas from Alaska's North Slope to Southcentral Alaska and eventually to global export markets. Phase One focuses on delivering affordable natural gas for Alaskans via a large-diameter pipeline approximately 739 miles long, running from the North Slope to Southcentral Alaska, terminating near Nikiski. The project is structured into two financially separate phases, with Phase Two adding the liquefaction facility for LNG exports later. Glenfarne, through its subsidiary Glenfarne Alaska LNG, LLC, has filed with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission seeking authorization to begin early works on the pipeline component, including construction camps, pipe storage sites, construction pads, staging areas, and site access preparation.