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Alaska regulators back Enstar’s plan to build $57m pipeline to import natural gas

By Andrew Blackman July 25, 2024

Alaska regulators have approved a request by Southcentral Alaska’s natural gas utility to build a pipeline for potential natural gas imports, Anchorage Daily News reports. The pipeline will extend 16 miles to Port MacKenzie located in Upper Cook Inlet.

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