Historical Info Directory
Background Information
In 2007 the Alaska Legislature passed AGIA - the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (Alaska Statute AS 43.90 et. al.). AGIA was intended to encourage expedited construction of a natural gas pipeline that facilitates commercialization of North Slope gas resources, promote exploration and development of oil and gas resources on the North Slope, maximize benefits for Alaskans from the development of our state's oil and gas resource and to encourage oil and gas lessees and other persons to commit to ship natural gas from the North Slope to a gas pipeline system for transportation in Alaska and elsewhere. More...
 AGIA Intent
Benefits to Alaskans
Inducements
AGIA Coordinator/Director
AGIA License
Application Documents
Commissioners' Findings and Determination
AGIA License
The Alaska Pipeline Project Open Season
On July 30, 2010 the Alaska Pipeline Project (APP) concluded the first ever open season for a gas pipeline to carry North Slope natural gas to market. APP reported that it “received multiple bids from major industry players and others for significant volumes” in the open season. Pursuant to the normal course of pipeline development, the APP is pursuing discussions with the bidders to negotiate the final terms of a precedent agreement. These discussions are ongoing. Additional information regarding the Open Season is available on the APP website at: http://www.thealaskapipelineproject.com/open_season.
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What's New...
January 2012 AGIA Disbursement Report to the Legislature
Notice of Public Scoping Meeting for APP in Anchorage
APP Filed Draft Resource Reports with FERC
Notice of Cancellation of January 18th Scoping Meeting
Notice of Scoping Meetings for Alaska Pipeline Project
Alaska Pipeline Project
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