Alaska looks to China for pipeline development
Published by Elizabeth Corner,
Senior Editor
World Pipelines,
Alaska Governor Bill Walker signed the agreement with Sinopec, Bank of China and China Investment Corp. to advance a natural gas pipeline project. There's no guarantee a pipeline will be built, but the agreement has given new life to a project Alaskans have wanted for decades to offset declining oil production from the North Slope.
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