
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins
38:57 - 39:28
"Well, first, I do support resource development on the North Slope, and the letter I signed talked about supporting clean energy, and in my mind it's "and both." It is renewable energy, wind, solar, plug-in solar, whatever pencils, and it is oil and gas development. And I think that is sort of the Lisa Murkowski model of energy, and I very much subscribe to it, and my voting record in the legislature is crystal clear. And on the matter of S corps, I do think there needs to be parity in the corporate income tax structure in the oil and gas sector."
“Well, first, I do support resource development on the North Slope, and the letter I signed talked about supporting clean energy, and in my mind it's "and both." It is renewable energy, wind, solar, plug-in solar, whatever pencils, and it is oil and gas development. And I think that is sort of the Lisa Murkowski model of energy, and I very much subscribe to it, and my voting record in the legislature is crystal clear. And on the matter of S corps, I do think there needs to be parity in the corporate income tax structure in the oil and gas sector.”
- Speaker
- Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins
- Timestamp
- 38:57 – 39:28
- Source
- Vimeo video 1229047123
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- September 21, 2026
From the transcript
All right, thank you, Craig. And Jonathan. Well, first, I do support resource development on the North Slope, and the letter I signed talked about supporting clean energy, and in my mind it's "and both." It is renewable energy, wind, solar, plug-in solar, whatever pencils, and it is oil and gas development. And I think that is sort of the Lisa Murkowski model of energy, and I very much subscribe to it, and my voting record in the legislature is crystal clear. And on the matter of S corps, I do think there needs to be parity in the corporate income tax structure in the oil and gas sector.
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