Government Partners
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Send by emailThe Alaska natural gas pipeline must cross state, federal and Canadian acreage. The Office of the Federal Coordinator works with over 25 federal agencies, the Canadian federal government, the State of Alaska (land owner for the known North Slope natural gas reserves and owner of parts of the pipeline right of way), tribal governments and other stakeholders to expedite federal permitting and construction, as well as educate and inform the public about the project.
Canadian Partners >
Here you can get more information about the Canadian regulatory process, the project in Canada, treaties and a link to the OFC's counterpart in Canada.
Federal Partners >
Links to the federal agencies involved in oversight of the pipeline project
State Partners >
Links to State of Alaska agencies that work with the OFC
Gas Line Library
Access a searchable online collection of Alaska North Slope natural gas pipeline work going back 40 years.
Projects Guide & Maps
Federal export laws
Video on federal laws governing Alaska North Slope natural gas exports, prepared by the Institute of the North with assistance from the Office of the Federal Coordinator for Alaska gas pipelines.
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