The document summarizes plans for the Alaska LNG Project which would transport natural gas from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez, Alaska via a 48" pipeline for processing and export as LNG. Key points include that the Alaska Gasline Port Authority was formed in 1999 by member entities to advance the project. An estimated 35 trillion cubic feet of gas has been discovered on the North Slope but 8.6 billion cubic feet per day is currently re-injected into oil fields. The project would transport 2.7 billion cubic feet per day of gas to a proposed gas conditioning plant, pipeline, and LNG export facility in Valdez utilizing existing oil terminal infrastructure. Several permits have already been obtained for the proposed route and facilities.

2. Alaska LNG Summit
September 13, 2012
Valdez, Alaska

3. ALASKA GASLINE PORT AUTHORITY
Member entities (formed by vote in 1999):
North Slope Borough (founding member)
Fairbanks North Star Borough
City of Valdez, Alaska
Received tax exempt ruling from IRS
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5. Alaska’s North Slope Gas
 35 TCF discovered while drilling for oil
 8.6 bcf re-injected into oil reservoirs each day for field
pressure and due to no pipeline to tidewater.
 All gas re-injected is conventional/associated gas
 Estimated in several hundred of TCF of gas on North
Slope
 Gas volume for Project, 2.7 bcfd or 1/3 of that being re-
injected
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6. Project
1. Gas Conditioning Plant – (Prudhoe Bay)
2. Pipeline – 48” dense phase pipeline, 806 miles
parallel to TAPS to Valdez (Volume 2.7 bcfd)
3. LNG Plant/LPG Extraction Facility (Valdez) at:
a) VMT
b) Anderson Bay
c) Floating LNG facility
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7. Permits Previously
Issued
For the All Alaska
Gasline LNG Project
Valdez Route
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8. Permits Previously Obtained for Gasline to Valdez:
The following permits have previously been received for this project
route and terminal location:
 FERC Declaratory Order Regarding its TAGS Jurisdiction
 Presidential Finding Approving Export of Alaska Natural Gas
 Coastal Zone Consistency Determination
 TAGS Project-wide Final EIS
 Ahtna Corporation Right of Way Agreement
 Federal Pipeline ROW Grant
 State of Alaska Conditional ROW Lease
 DOE/OFE Authorization for Export of Natural Gas (Order 350)
 DOE/OFE Confirmation of Order 350
 Anderson Bay (LNG Terminal) Final EIS
 FERC Authorization for Siting LNG/MT Facility
 Anderson Bay LNG/MT Facility Air Quality (PSD) Permit
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9. Existing Oil Terminal at the
Deep Water Port Valdez
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10. Anderson Bay
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11. Floating LNG Facility
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12. LNG from Alaska
is the
Closest North American LNG
to Asian Markets
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18. Export License Application
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19.  WHITE HOUSE
 FREE TRADE AGREEMENT
 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
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20. Options for Alaska
1. Continue on the existing (now 47
year) plan where the North Slope
leaseholders decide when it is in their
best interest to commercialize
Alaska’s gas; or
2. State of Alaska secures long term gas
contracts, builds/owns the
infrastructure (pipeline) to take
Alaska’s gas to Alaskans and the world
markets now.
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21. Thank you
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Anchorage, Alaska 99501
www.allalaskagasline.com
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