0:25
Nolan Cloutier
16:27 - 16:53
"if it does go with the Senate one, is that—. Are we anticipating, I guess, delays because there would be potentially studies or something, I guess?"
“if it does go with the Senate one, is that—. Are we anticipating, I guess, delays because there would be potentially studies or something, I guess?”
- Speaker
- Nolan Cloutier
- Timestamp
- 16:27 – 16:53
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- August 6, 2026
From the transcript
And then I guess for, for the waste energy project, I guess if it does go with the Senate one, is that—. Are we anticipating, I guess, delays because there would be potentially studies or something, I guess? And if If so, I guess, is there a potential amount of time that you could foresee with that? I don't have a time expectation. I will say throughout all of this, JBear has— we've been in constant conversations with JBear.
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