Fact Sheets
Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Project History
GENERAL BACKGROUND
In 1976, Congress passed the Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Act (ANGTA) to expedite development of an Alaska natural gas transportation system and provide congressional and presidential participation in the process. The policy steps of the process moved expeditiously and...
Our Work With Canada
OFFICE OF THE FEDERAL COORDINATOR ACTIVITIES
In July 2007, the Federal Coordinator announced the creation of the "Senior Intergovernmental Management Team (SIMT)." The team attempts to meet twice a year (if Canadian and U.S. politics allow) and is comprised of U.S., Canadian and Alaska...
GIS Fact Sheet
The Office of the Federal Coordinator (OFC) is creating a prototype Alaska Geographic Information System (GIS) to address the need for a single reference system for project data information collection and better mapping of the natural gas pipeline route in Alaska.
Currently, there is not...
Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Project Fact Sheet
Alaska has gas, lots of it. The more the nation turns to natural gas for generating electricity, heating homes and offices, running factories, supplying manufacturers and even motor vehicle use, the more attractive Alaska gas becomes.
Natural gas burns cleaner than coal or oil. Alaska’s...
