Alaska’s gasline corporation has filed tens of thousands of pages of documents for their federal permit. Now it’s waiting for the commission to make a decision on if, and when, the state can get to work on its massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project.
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Higher oil prices help, but don’t solve the state’s budget problem
Lawmakers could spend one more year relying on savings, or tap into the Permanent Fund to cover multi-billion budget deficit.
Five rules for investment from Alaska’s Permanent Fund Corporation
In a relatively new and, so far, really successful strategy for making money for Alaska’s sovereign wealth fund, how do they pick the next big winner out of a sea of potential companies?
$63 billion and counting: How long can Alaska’s Permanent Fund keep growing so fast?
The state’s sovereign wealth fund has doubled in size in less than a decade, but a market correction could be incredibly painful for Alaska’s bottom line.
Is Alaska’s climate risk, a credit risk?
State investment officer says the areas most affected by climate change don’t affect the state’s ability to pay its bills.
Walker appoints former Attorney General to Permanent Fund Corporation’s board
Gov. Bill Walker appointed Craig Richards to the Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation board on Dec. 28.