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Interior Alaska Natural Gas Utility reports first North Slope LNG shipment, 262 new service lines installed
Summary
At an Oct. 16 meeting, Interior Alaska Natural Gas Utility told the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly Committee of the Whole it installed just over nine miles of new main line, added 262 service lines and saw the first trailer of LNG leave the North Slope during commissioning; steady operations have not yet begun.
Interior Alaska Natural Gas Utility representative Steve Hugginson told the Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly Committee of the Whole on Oct. 16 that the utility completed its 2025 construction season, installing just over nine miles of new transmission main — roughly seven miles concentrated in the North Pole area — and 262 new customer service lines.
“The first trailer full of LNG [is] leaving North Slope,” Hugginson said, showing photos he said contrasted public-relations images with on-site photos of the same equipment. He stressed that the shipment occurred during…
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