State corporation advancing the Alaska LNG Project — a pipeline to bring North Slope natural gas to tidewater at Nikiski for export to Asian markets.
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Adam Prestidge
“This labor MOU was negotiated on a very careful, very intensive basis. A lot of time, a lot of meetings, a lot of people involved in a 6-month negotiation process to reach an agreement that worked for both sides.”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
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Adam Prestidge
“if we take the example of some of the offsite fabrication that could be done internationally, paying Alaska prevailing wages at a fabrication yard in Korea, for just one example, doesn't make any sense and wouldn't be economically viable for the project.”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
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Adam Prestidge
“Amendment 16 requires notification of any relationship with a foreign entity. That goes significantly beyond, beyond just ownership. It's really any contract, any joint venture, any type of agreement. That type of disclosure requirement would be unique and burdensome and would be a deterrent to counterparties potentially from wanting to be associated with the project, recognizing that they wouldn't have any commercial confidential protections.”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
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Adam Prestidge
“as it stands, Amendment 16 would really chill off-takers and investors in the project.”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
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Adam Prestidge
“my understanding is that this was not requested by the labor representatives themselves. That's what I've been told. But that it was instead offered by legislators who were intending to be helpful and make sure that labor's requirements were being met. We think that labor requirements are being met”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
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Adam Prestidge
“Representative Rutherford, through the chair, that's exactly correct. It's another reason why we would make the argument that this isn't necessary, because the bill already had a very clear requirement requiring a project labor agreement for the project.”Alaska Legislature: Joint Conference on HB381, 6/27/26, 2PM · Jun 27, 2026
A leaked plan to fire Alaska's gas-line developer surfaces in Juneau
A confidential AGDC document describing how Alaska could remove Glenfarne as Alaska LNG's lead developer leaked, surfacing publicly at Friday's HB 381 hearing.
by Walter AlaskaNews4d ago3 min readAIAlaska
