State of Alaska pays $5.75Bln for stake with majors in one of world's largest LNG plants

Thursday, 16 January 2014

The state of Alaska plans to pay $5.75 billion to join three oil majors and a Canadian pipeline company in the $45Bln South Central Alaska LNG project described as the largest in the world.


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