House leaders abandoned plans to push through their favored natural gas pipeline plan, and Monday joined the Senate in adjourning the special legislative session called by Gov. Sean Parnell last month.In a post-session...

A state Senate committee Monday began three days of informational hearings on a new natural gas pipeline plan for Anchorage and Fairbanks, but the plan faced skeptical legislators and the Parnell administration has yet to offer support...

Opponents of Gov. Sean Parnell's natural gas pipeline plans moved Friday to gut the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act, under which TransCanada Corp. is developing a pipeline to bring the North...

A natural gas pipeline from the North Slope to serve Alaskans and Lower 48 markets is possible, but to turn that into probable will take the right market conditions, investors willing to risk tens of billions of dollars and state involvement.

...The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin." McGinniss, who wrote a magazine expose on Palin and her natural gas pipeline plans, made headlines last year when he moved next door to the Palins in Wasilla for about three months while researching...

Gov. Sarah Palin has rejected a multibillion proposal by ConocoPhillips to build a natural gas pipeline linking the state's energy rich North Slope to Midwestern states, opting to stick with a plan by pipeline company TransCanada.

...long interest in an Alaska gas line. AEnergia, a new Alaska firm whose California principals worked on previous gas pipeline plans many years ago, according to the trade journal Petroleum News. The Alaska Gasline Port Authority, a coalition...

...Galvin was in pushing for a higher oil tax and just as Resources Commissioner Tom Irwin was in touting a natural gas pipeline plan. Von Scheben will likely be in front of several committees defending a bill designed to raise $140 million through...

Gov. Sarah Palin is scheduled to sign the Alaska Gasline Inducement Act in Fairbanks today after pushing the keystone of her young administration into place through months of legislative debate.

Lawmakers are eager to see Gov. Sarah Palin's plan, which she hopes will spur the construction of a multibillion dollar natural gas pipeline.