
Trump announced the reported commitment at an Alaska rally, while the project’s terms remained unclear.
President Donald Trump said Taiwan had agreed to buy 30% of the gas from the proposed Alaska LNG project for 20 years. He made the claim Tuesday at a rally in Alaska.
The terms of the deal he described were not immediately clear. Last year, Taiwan’s state-owned CPC Corp. reportedly reached an agreement to buy liquefied natural gas and invest in the pipeline project.
Developer Glenfarne told the U.S. government this month that the project aims to deliver its first gas in 2029.
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