
Adam Prestidge
100:57 - 101:44
"I have lost count, but dozens and dozens and dozens of hearings and testimony session from, from, from Glen Farn, from the Alaska Gas Line Development Corporation, from Enstar, from the Department of Revenue, from the Department of Natural Resources. This is a topic that has had tremendous focus, which underscores its importance."
“I have lost count, but dozens and dozens and dozens of hearings and testimony session from, from, from Glen Farn, from the Alaska Gas Line Development Corporation, from Enstar, from the Department of Revenue, from the Department of Natural Resources. This is a topic that has had tremendous focus, which underscores its importance.”
I have lost count, but dozens and dozens and dozens of hearings and testimony session from, from, from Glen Farn, from the Alaska Gas Line Development Corporation, from Enstar, from the Department of Revenue, from the Department of Natural Resources. This is a topic that has had tremendous focus, which underscores its importance. And that process has been, has been so critical and so thorough and valuable because it has allowed the full legislature and the, and the public that they represent to examine the project to make sure, most importantly, that the bill that will get passed on this project is a bill that works for all interested parties. It's not perfect. I think it has required compromise by many parties involved.
Hilcorp senior vice president Luke Sargey told the Alaska Gas Line Caucus on Thursday that the company opposes a targeted income tax on Hilcorp, not the gas line, while Glenfarne and business groups urged lawmakers to pass the property tax bill without added taxes.

Enstar president John Sims told the Alaska Gas Line Caucus on Thursday the utility could be 3 billion cubic feet short this winter, equal to 18 midwinter days serving no customers. MEA's Tony Izzo said his gas is contracted for only 2 years and 7 months.
