Alaska Pipeline Project - Revision history

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Summary Information

* Source: Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, USA
* Destination: Boundary Lake, Alberta, Canada, or Valdez, Alaska
* Ownership: TransCanada Corporation and Exxon Mobil
* Website: http://www.thealaskapipelineproject.com/
* Length:
* Route 1: 1717 miles (2762 km)
* Route 2: 811 miles (1305 km)
* Capacity: per day
* Status: Planned

+++ Details
* The Alaska Pipeline Project proposes to design, permit and construct a new natural gas pipeline system beginning near Alaska's Prudhoe Bay field and extending over one of two alternative routes.
* One route, the Alberta option, would extend from Prudhoe Bay to points near Fairbanks, and Delta Junction, and then to the Alaska-Canada border, where the pipeline would connect with a new pipeline in Canada. The pipeline in Canada would extend from the Alaska-Canada border to link up with pipeline systems near Boundary Lake, Alberta, Canada, providing the capability of transporting natural gas into the United States.
* An alternative pipeline route, the Valdez LNG option, would extend from Prudhoe Bay through points near Fairbanks and Delta Junction, and then to LNG facilities (to be built by third parties) near Valdez, Alaska.

+++ History
* 2009 - Exxon joins the project
* 2010 - The Alaska Pipeline Project Begins Its Open Season

+++ Other Information
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+++ Links
* [http://www.thealaskapipelineproject.com/docs/news_releases/20090611.pdf TransCanada and ExxonMobil to Work Together on Alaska Pipeline Project]

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+=== Summary Information ===
 * Source: Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, USA
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 * Status: Planned
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+=== Details ===
 * The Alaska Pipeline Project proposes to design, permit and construct a new natural gas pipeline system beginning near Alaska's Prudhoe Bay field and extending over one of two alternative routes.
 * One route, the Alberta option, would extend from Prudhoe Bay to points near Fairbanks, and Delta Junction, and then to the Alaska-Canada border, where the pipeline would connect with a new pipeline in Canada. The pipeline in Canada would extend from the Alaska-Canada border to link up with pipeline systems near Boundary Lake, Alberta, Canada, providing the capability of transporting natural gas into the United States.
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-+++ History
+=== History ===
 * 2009 - Exxon joins the project
 * 2010 - The Alaska Pipeline Project Begins Its Open Season
-+++ Other Information
+=== Other Information ===
 * -
-+++ Links
+=== Links ===
-* [http://www.thealaskapipelineproject.com/docs/news_releases/20090611.pdf TransCanada and ExxonMobil to Work Together on Alaska Pipeline Project]
+# [https://abarrelfull.blogspot.com/2024/02/transcanada-license-for-alaska-natural.html Transcanada License for Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline Approved By Alaska Legislature]

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 * Website: http://www.thealaskapipelineproject.com/
 * Length:
- * Route 1: 1717 miles (2762 km)
+** Route 1: 1717 miles (2762 km)
- * Route 2: 811 miles (1305 km)
+** Route 2: 811 miles (1305 km)
 * Capacity: per day
 * Status: Planned