House Finance Moves Gasline Bill Out of Committee

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Photo credit: Alaska Gasline Development Corporation

Today, June 10, 2026, House Finance moved the Alaska LNG gasline bill (HB 381 version T, and as amended) out of committee with a vote 11-0.

During the hearing, Representative Jamie Allard stated that the bill is “good for every single child, man and woman across the state of Alaska. And I think this is pretty historic, so I really appreciate everybody coming together, whether we disagreed or not, moving this out and moving it forward.”

Governor Dunleavy commented on X following the vote: “This legislation provides the certainty and stability needed to move the Alaska LNG Project forward, strengthen our economy, create thousands of good-paying jobs, and deliver long-term benefits for Alaskans. I appreciate the committee’s work and look forward to continued progress as this important bill now moves to the House floor and on to the Senate.”

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The House Finance Committee includes Representatives Jeremy Bynum (R-Ketchikan), Sara Hannon (D-Juneau), Nellie Unangiq Jimmie (D-Toksook Bay), Alyse Galvin (NA-Anchorage), Will Stapp (R-Fairbanks), Elexie Moore (R-Wasilla), Jamie Allard (R-Eagle River), Calvin Schrage (NA-Anchorage), Andy Josephson (D-Anchorage), Neal Foster (D-Nome), and Frank Tomaszewski (R-Fairbanks).

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