Gas line session decision expected soon
Originally published Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 12:48 p.m.
Updated Wednesday, March 26, 2008 at 2:01 p.m.
Gov. Sarah Palin's administration will announce in the next few days when and where it would hold a special legislative session to consider the TransCanada natural gas pipeline proposal if it decides to go ahead with the plan, Palin's spokeswoman, Sharon Leighow, said Wednesday.
It will also announce when it will complete its findings and issue a decision on the proposal, according to Leighow. That date is likely to be some time in mid-May.
Leighow said earlier that the upcoming announcement would include the decision on the proposal. It will not.
Teams of state and outside experts are currently reviewing the proposal and public comments submitted on it. The decision of whether or not to issue a state license is ultimately up to Revenue Commissioner Pat Galvin and Natural Resources Commissioner Tom Irwin.
If the administration does decide to move ahead with the plan, lawmakers will have 60 days to review the proposal and vote on it.
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All Alaska... Smart Gasline Network
Build a thermoplastic 3" 200psi CNG gasline from Nuiqsut to Anaktuvuk first.
SPARTAN GAS PIPE
PE 3408 (Black Gas & Oil) ASTM-D2513
High Density
SDR 7.3 (Maximum Working Pressure is 255PSI)
3” G6065 500’roll 12,000’per truckload
cost $343.62 per 100'
$3.2mil for 160mi gasline
Drop in another one of these to Arctic Village too..
255psi will handle LPG-NGL's too.
Build a 27mile 8" RTP-gasline from Galbraith to Chandalar.
143,000ft @ $10ft $1.43mil
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A $26B 1715mile 48" big-steal pipeline will cost $15,160,350 per mile == $2,872 per foot
....a real steal of a deal !!! .....barf ! barf ! gag,BARF!!!
http://www.chemexinc.com/600_bpd.html
Built by Alaskans for Alaskans using Alaskan NGL's to make the polyethylene.
It would be much cheaper, safer, quicker, and better to build two 24" subsea RTP-gaslines to WA-state... and a 8" spurline to Hawaii too.
These would also double-up as super-sized fiber-optic communication cables too.
Subsea LNG-gaslines don't need to be cryogenic-refrigerated because the pressure below 2500' keeps it liquid.
[same thing goes for LNG-submarine tankers too]
....flash/rumble
We need to get serious and offer tax incentives for high production levels so they have some reason to do this for real.
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