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Lori Townsend

45:29 - 45:48

"According to NStar, South Central heating customers may be 3 billion cubic feet short of gas heading into winter, equivalent to 18 days in the middle of winter. What actions would you prioritize now to address South Central's energy supply in the next 1 to 5 years?"

According to NStar, South Central heating customers may be 3 billion cubic feet short of gas heading into winter, equivalent to 18 days in the middle of winter. What actions would you prioritize now to address South Central's energy supply in the next 1 to 5 years?
Speaker
Lori Townsend
Community
Alaska News
Location
Anchorage
Captured at
September 23, 2026

From the transcript

All right, thank you. We're going back to a question about the urban environment now, and we'll start with Mr. Christophs. With the first answer here. According to NStar, South Central heating customers may be 3 billion cubic feet short of gas heading into winter, equivalent to 18 days in the middle of winter. What actions would you prioritize now to address South Central's energy supply in the next 1 to 5 years?

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