Adam Prestidge
President/Executive Vice President, Business Affairs, LNG · Glenfarne Alaska LNG
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Adam Prestidge is the President and Executive Vice President of Business Affairs, LNG at Glenfarne Alaska LNG, working on the Alaska LNG project.
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Alaska Sustainable Energy ConferencePresident · Glenfarne Alaska LNGPresident · Glenfarne Alaska LNGGlenfarnPresident · Glenfarnett AlaskaPresident · Glenfarm Alaska LNG LLCPresident · Glenfarne Alaska LNG, LLC
A leaked plan to fire Alaska's gas-line developer surfaces in Juneau
“We would not ask for any numerical value to be assigned based on the implementation of a tax arrangement.”
Alaska News1d ago2 attributions
Senate Finance presses Alaska LNG spur line: who builds, who pays, who regulates
“it is not a firm commitment that all of the permits must be obtained because that is outside of the scope of the project developer's control. That is outside of 8 Star's control. At the end of the day, if there is a regulatory agency that for some reason declined to issue permits for the Fairbanks Spur Line, we wouldn't want that to jeopardize the tax treatment for the overall project that benefits the entire state of Alaska.”
Alaska News1w ago
Alaska Building Trades, LNG subsidiary sign worker hiring pact
“to prioritize working with Alaska-based companies, Alaska Native corporations, and hiring Alaskans for this project”
Alaska News2w ago
Alaska keeps veto power over LNG project despite 25% stake
“the Alaska Advantage principles you see on the screen here are unique. And you wouldn't normally find this in a typical private equity type investment”
Alaska News3w ago
Senate panel debates $1B tax break for Alaska LNG amid cost secrecy
“if you tally up the stacked tariffs that are presented in this bill, 15 cents, 15 cents, and 25 cents, you end up with a 55-cent per MCF tax. I would describe that as very burdensome for the project and potentially prohibitively so in terms of having a Phase 1 project go forward on any of the timelines that we've discussed”
Alaska News1mo ago3 attributions