Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Project

planned

A proposed pipeline project to carry liquified natural gas (LNG) approximately 800 miles from Alaska's North Slope to an export terminal on Cook Inlet. The project aims to serve both domestic needs and export markets, with a phased approach starting with a 765-mile pipeline to serve Alaska's domestic market before expanding to include an export terminal and gas treatment plant. The project has faced economic, environmental, and political challenges, including high costs, lack of firm buyer commitments, and climate impact concerns.