EventOn June 20 the Alaska House voted 12–28 to reject a Senate‑drafted multibillion‑dollar tax break for the proposed AK LNG pipeline. The Senate had passed its version with a 0–16 vote and added corporate income taxes on privately owned companies such as Glenfarne. Lawmakers will convene a conference committee to forge a compromise before the July 1 vote.
Alaska House rejected a Senate‑drafted tax‑break bill for the proposed Alaska LNG pipeline, leaving negotiations in a conference committee as lawmakers work toward a compromise that balances state revenues with project incentives.
Alaska House rejected Senate changes to the proposed LNG pipeline tax‑break bill with a 28‑12 vote; lawmakers now plan a conference committee to negotiate a compromise before the next vote.
