Community Forum: Denali, an Alaska gas pipeline

Wed, April 9, 2008
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British Petroleum and ConocoPhillips surprised Alaskans Tuesday when they announced they are starting immediately to build Denali, an Alaska Gas Pipeline. And, both BP and ConocoPhillips say they welcome more partners. The Denali plan is similar to a ConocoPhillips proposal turned down by Governor Palin in January. Join host Nellie Moore and her guests as they discuss this latest development in what will be the largest construction project ever undertaken in North America.

HOST: Nellie Moore, independent journalist

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Pat Galvin, Alaska Dept. of Revenue Commissioner
Marty Rutherford, Department of Natural Resources Deputy Commissioner
Bill Popp, Anchorage Economic Development Corporation President and CEO

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One Response to “Community Forum: Denali, an Alaska gas pipeline”

Robert Lee on April 9, 2008 at 2:30 pm

Have they ever contemplated selling the gas in Asia where there is a real long term market? They could pipe it into the Russian far east by tunneling between the Diomede Islands. Such a tunnel would open up access to other trade possibilities.

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