AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAlaska LNG: Executives at a proposed $25 billion export project resigned after its former CEO alleged that sanctioned Russian energy giant Novatek was financing and influencing the venture without U.S. approval. Airlines: Alaska Airlines plans 10 new nonstop routes through June 2027 as Alaska Air Group faces fuel-cost pressure; the carrier reported a $147 million third-quarter loss. Transportation: A draft state plan allocates nearly $245 million for the first phase of the West Susitna Access Road, even as officials say funding is too limited to meet every community’s needs. Fishing Costs: Southeast fishermen may qualify for federal fuel-relief payments, but USDA has yet to set an application timeline or explain how much aid will be available. Port MacKenzie: A $249 million federal grant is set to advance the rail extension, strengthening a proposed transport link for Alaska resource development.
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