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Chinese lender gets in line behind Alaska LNG project The Bank of China and Goldman Sachs to help raise equity to fund a project slated for first deliveries in 2025. By  Daniel J. Graeber   |  March 28, 2018 at 5:58 AM 0  Comments A Chinese bank joined Goldman Sachs in agreeing to help raise equity for a natural gas project in Alaska. Rendering courtesy of Alaska Gasline Development Corp. March 28 (UPI) --  A major Chinese bank is among the financial entities tasked with raising equity to develop a liquefied natural gas project in Alaska, the developer said. Alaska Gasline Development Corp. wants to build pipelines and associated infrastructure to process state gas into liquefied natural gas, a super-cooled form of gas that has more maneuverability than other piped resources. The project includes an 807-mile pipeline across Alaska. The Alaskan company announced lat...

New pipeline partnership with China still a mystery By  Rashah McChesney, Alaska's Energy Desk - Juneau  - November 17, 2017 Re-post by www.morganshields.com LNG Consulting Katy Houston Texas Last week, during a press conference on a new gas pipeline partnership signed in Beijing, Alaska Gasline Development Corporation President Keith Meyer said he expected to release the agreement documents in a week. Vm P But, Corporation spokesperson Jesse Carlstrom turned down a request for the agreement and emailed that he doesn’t know when it will be made public. Walker’s administration also signed a memorandum of understanding with PetroVietnam that has not yet been released. That leaves lawmakers and analysts to speculate on what exactly the mystery-deal could mean for the state. Scott Shields is an oil and gas consultant from Houston-based Morgan Shields. He’s been in the oil and gas industry for decades and has worked...