Glenfarne Alaska LNG, a subsidiary of Glenfarne Group, has taken steps to move the first phase of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) export development in Alaska from development into early execution by announcing conditional awards for pipeline construction and line pipe supply, following a multi-round bid process that began with twenty participants. As a result, Australia’s engineering player Worley is selected to provide engineering, procurement, and construction management (EPCM) services.
Among a series of major advances that move Phase One of the Alaska LNG project from development into early execution, Glenfarne has provisionally named Worley to handle EPCM services, following the Australian firm’s completion at the end of 2025 of Phase One engineering work sufficient for a final investment decision (FID). The conditional award remains subject to the completion of a definitive agreement.
Mark Trueman, Worley Group President – Major Projects & Programs, commented: “Our engagement with this project, one of the most significant energy infrastructure opportunities anywhere in the world, dates back more than a decade. We are honored to be working with Glenfarne to help deliver the Alaska LNG project and improve energy security within Alaska and across the Pacific.Glenfarne has disclosed the names of companies and suppliers that have received a conditional award for pipeline construction, including comprehensive pricing and technical specifications, and reflecting specific roles in the multi-spread construction strategy for the Phase One pipeline and the Point Thomson Lateral.