Alaska’s Construction Conundrum: Where’s the Work?

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On Monday, February 3rd, Associated General Contractors of Alaska testified before both Senate and House Transportation Committees. The “canary in the coal mine” for Alaska’s strong construction industry sounded an alarm – and it was a big one! Summary: You can watch the Senate Transportation meeting here and the House Transportation meeting here.  Alaska contractors warn of ‘alarming’ outlook for … read more

Japan Eyes AKLNG, Ambler Road in Limbo?

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  DOI Secretary Burgum signs order impacting Alaska energy. Canada has little leverage over U.S. in tariff talks. Japanese trading house looking at AKLNG. Ambler Road project in limbo? NEWS OF THE DAY: Two Critical Orders Impacting Alaska  from Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum: Secretary Doug Burgum Signs First Round of Secretary’s Orders to Unleash American Energy … read more

Trump and Japan: AKLNG Deal in Sight?

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  Japan considering support for AKLNG. Oil prices rise, then ease after US/Mexico announce delay in tariffs. “Painful and Temporary” steps to address Cook Inlet gas issue. Dunleavy touts Graphite One in State of the State. NEWS OF THE DAY: Exclusive: Japan weighs Alaska LNG pipeline pledge to win Trump’s favourTim Kelly, Yukiko Toyoda and John Geddie, Reuters, … read more