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1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Roger Marks

   Opinion: Enstar’s choice of an LNG partner could leave Southcentral customers paying the price (opens the original)

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   It is well understood that, because of declining Cook Inlet natural gas production, Enstar, Chugach Electric and other power utilities will need to start importing liquefied natural gas in the next three to four years. There are currently three proposals on the table for importing LNG. Hilcorp, through a subsidiary called Harvest, is working to refurbish the former Marathon LNG export facility at Nikiski so that it can receive LNG, with Chugach as a user. Cook Inlet LNG, whose parent company is

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2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Roger Marks

   Opinion: ‘Build the Line’ is a pressure campaign designed to amass power (opens the original)

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   “Never mistake activity for achievement.” — John Wooden Many years ago, a friend of mine in the Peace Corps, feeling he needed to boost his self-esteem, arranged to have an old, broken-down fire truck in California shipped to the village in South America where he was working. Upon arrival, while it just sat there useless, this large, fancy-looking object made the locals feel good thinking they had something valuable, and it raised the friend’s stature. Alaska may soon be getting its own

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