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South Korea and Taiwan Consider Investing in New Alaska Gas Pipeline

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What happened

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South Korea and Taiwan have expressed openness to investing in a new pipeline project in Alaska. This pipeline would transport natural gas sourced from Arctic oilfields along a route similar to the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline. If the pipeline and associated mining projects proceed, the state could experience a resource boom by the early 2030s.

From wnd.com

Why it matters

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The potential pipeline investment could lead to a new resource rush in Alaska. However, political risk remains a major factor for investors in Alaskan minerals, citing past actions by President Biden who canceled oil and gas leases in the state.

From wnd.com

Who's involved

  • AlaskaThe state where the potential new pipeline and mining projects would be located.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Bureau of Ocean Energy ManagementSpeculative

    The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management might require permitting and oversight for the new pipeline's construction and operation.

  • CongressSpeculative

    Congress could be required to provide legislative approval and funding for large infrastructure projects like the proposed pipeline.

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