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Jesse Kiehl

81:07 - 81:47

"how much help will your department be able to give a future legislature in this scenario? Will you be able to see all the way down into the corporate structures, all the way into the —gas sales agreements, potential gas supply arrangements, the equity terms on which other investors are entering. What— will you, will the Department of Revenue be able to give us fully informed advice, or will you be modeling based on what we mostly think?"

how much help will your department be able to give a future legislature in this scenario? Will you be able to see all the way down into the corporate structures, all the way into the —gas sales agreements, potential gas supply arrangements, the equity terms on which other investors are entering. What— will you, will the Department of Revenue be able to give us fully informed advice, or will you be modeling based on what we mostly think?
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May 29, 2026

From the transcript

Senator Keele. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Stickell, how much help will your department be able to give a future legislature in this scenario? Will you be able to see all the way down into the corporate structures, all the way into the —gas sales agreements, potential gas supply arrangements, the equity terms on which other investors are entering. What— will you, will the Department of Revenue be able to give us fully informed advice, or will you be modeling based on what we mostly think?

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