Anchorage Daily News
By LISA DEMER
A plan for a large-diameter pipeline bringing North Slope natural gas to major commercial markets officially shifted Wednesday from one that would send Alaska's gas to the Lower 48 through Alberta to one that would end in Southcentral Alaska and liquefy gas for export on Asia-bound tankers.
Two state commissioners signed a letter approving a new direction for a project being developed by pipeline company TransCanada. In doing so, Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan and Revenue Commissioner Bryan Butcher formalized a shift outlined in March.
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