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Glenfarne should get no tax break unless Fairbanks gets a pipeline connection
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Glenfarne should get no tax break unless Fairbanks gets a pipeline connection
The Dunleavy administration is now saying that a gas line spur to connect Fairbanks to the proposed LNG export project would cost about $250 million.Fairbanks consumers and utilities would have to pay the $250 million under the scheme that Gov. Mike Dunleavy and the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation have promoted for years.The plan to exclude Fairbanks goes back to Gov. Sean Parnell and the pipeline route that was chosen to pass just west o…
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