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Alaska Governor: Market interest in state’s LNG plan is ‘unprecedented’

By Alex DeMarban, Alaska Dispatch News September 7, 2017

Last September, Gov. Bill Walker gave himself a year to decide if the $43 billion Alaska LNG project should survive, a decision he said he’d make based on whether the project had sufficient interest from potential gas buyers and pipeline investors.

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