Monthly Archives: November 2009

No shortage of backup plans for Alaska’s gas

While Alaskans wait for a decision on whether a 4-foot-diameter gas pipeline will be built between the North Slope and North American markets, Gov. Sean Parnell has pledged his ongoing commitment to studying a “Plan B” linking energy-hungry residents with their resource. Two voter-created authorities are forging ahead on related plans of their own — [...]
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Success or failure in the open season

The next big test for either of the proposed big gas pipeline projects is the so-called “open season,” expected to be conducted next year. The battle to define the natural gas open season as a success or failure in the public mind has already started, along with the political season. “Open season” is the term [...]
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Walker Press Conference: AGIA is Fatally Flawed

Audio Link: Walker Press Conference: AGIA is Fatally Flawed Summary: Republican Bill Walker on Wednesday staked out his turf in next year’s race for Governor- he wants to put a stop to the current state-sanctioned gas line development project, known as AGIA.
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All Alaska Governor November 2009 Letter to Supporters

Dear Fellow Alaskans: What a month we have had with the campaign. After the announcement of my candidacy for governor on September 28th, I was on the talk radio circuit in both Anchorage and Fairbanks. I especially enjoy the call-in segments where I have an opportunity to provide in depth responses. Folks are asking all [...]
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