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Dan Stickel

106:25 - 106:56

“when I talked earlier about our need to develop regulations, this is an un— this is kind of an open question that we will need to address through regulations is exactly how we're going to set up that, that valuation methodology for the North Slope gas. So will we use the contracts? Will we do some sort of an average of the contracts? Will we incorporate some sort of a pro forma netback to the North Slope?”
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But that's for a very small quantity of gas. And so when I talked earlier about our need to develop regulations, this is an un— this is kind of an open question that we will need to address through regulations is exactly how we're going to set up that, that valuation methodology for the North Slope gas. So will we use the contracts? Will we do some sort of an average of the contracts? Will we incorporate some sort of a pro forma netback to the North Slope?

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