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Nicholas Fulford

174:33 - 174:59

“if the main LNG project doesn't work, then a 42-inch line all the way down from the slope is a very, very expensive way of getting gas to South Central.”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Juneau
Captured at
May 26, 2026

From the transcript

But in your statement, to get cheaper energy though, if we get to Phase 2, because otherwise it's not actually cheaper. Is that correct? That's correct, Representative Hannon. Through the chair, if, if the main LNG project doesn't work, then a 42-inch line all the way down from the slope is a very, very expensive way of getting gas to South Central.

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