AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAlaska LNG Policy Fight: Gov. Mike Dunleavy says he’ll introduce an updated Alaska LNG bill soon, aiming to move the megaproject forward with a major property tax cut and a “compromise” that would extend a corporate income tax to certain privately held oil and gas companies via an S-corp provision (but not the pipeline). Local Energy Costs: Southcentral may face tighter natural gas supplies this winter, and Anchorage and utilities are warning that higher bills and reliability risks make LNG a pressing economic issue. Gas Pipeline Oversight: The Senate Majority released a position paper laying out its stance on the gasline and the tax relief, arguing it protects Alaska’s long-term fiscal future while pushing for project labor and apprenticeships. Real Estate & Municipal Finance: An Anchorage home seller says a municipal property tax accounting delay led to duplicate payments and extra costs, highlighting how city systems can hit households during closings. Anchorage Cleanup: The city is set to demolish the blighted Big Timber Motel, citing safety risks and repeated first-responder calls. Broadband Expansion: Actelis Networks says it secured orders worth over $100,000 to extend broadband to remote Alaska schools and healthcare facilities using hybrid fiber-copper. Business & Community: Anchorage Little League dugouts got fresh paint through a local “Paint It Forward” program. Aviation/Space Tech: Rocket Lab unveiled its portable “GHOST” spaceport system to enable more flexible launch operations, with Alaska mentioned as part of its broader launch plans.
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