Glenfarne Selects Baker Hughes for Alaska LNG Equipment, Secures Strategic Investment

Overview

• The agreement was unveiled in Washington, D.C., at a ceremony attended by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, and Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan.
• Baker Hughes will provide main refrigerant compressors for the Nikiski liquefaction terminal and power generation equipment for the North Slope gas treatment plant.
• The company also committed a strategic investment in Alaska LNG, as it expands its U.S. LNG footprint with recent awards including NextDecade’s Rio Grande Train 5 and supply for Glenfarne’s Texas LNG project.
• Glenfarne is pursuing a two‑stage build, with Worley slated to complete final engineering and cost work on the 807‑mile, 42‑inch pipeline in December to inform a Phase One FID.
• Preliminary offtake commitments total about 11 MTPA from leading Asian buyers such as Tokyo Gas, JERA, and POSCO International, with an export‑terminal FID targeted for late 2026.