South Korea invests $200B in US energy projects including Alaska LNG
South Korea has committed $200 billion to energy projects in the United States. The investment includes $54 billion for a liquefied natural gas project in Alaska and a gas-fired power plant in Texas. It also covers the development of eight nuclear reactors across the country. This funding is part of a $350 billion trade agreement signed between the two nations in November 2025.
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