Does Glenfarne actually need a pipeline?

By: Stan Jones

Outlets: Alaska Beacon

Published: September 15, 2026

Words: 779

Last Updated: 3 days, 17 hours ago

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Everyone debating the Alaska LNG project assumes the developer wants what it says it wants: to build an 800-mile natural gas pipeline.

But look at Glenfarne’s deeds instead of its words, and a different possibility emerges. Glenfarne may actually be waiting to see if things work out with the pipeline because it now has an essentially guaranteed moneymaker in the form of a project to import LNG into Cook Inlet for local needs.

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