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Dan Stickel
31:55 - 32:28
“our 2033 break even cost of supply given all of our baseline assumptions and current tax law would be $4.86 into the in state market and $9.07 per thousand cubic feet into the global market.”
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- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 31:55 – 32:28
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- Alaska News
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From the transcript
And what this shows is one, what is the cost of delivered gas to utilities that would be needed for the project to generate a 10% pre tax return on investment to the investor. And so our 2033 break even cost of supply given all of our baseline assumptions and current tax law would be $4.86 into the in state market and $9.07 per thousand cubic feet into the global market.
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