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Dan Stickel
105:54 - 106:24
"in terms of the gas valuation, so when we're valuing oil and gas, we work off of a prevailing value concept in statute. And there's kind of an open question of exactly how prevailing value would be calculated with these gas sales."
“in terms of the gas valuation, so when we're valuing oil and gas, we work off of a prevailing value concept in statute. And there's kind of an open question of exactly how prevailing value would be calculated with these gas sales.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 105:54 – 106:24
- Source
- SFIN-260529-0900
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- May 29, 2026
From the transcript
Sure. Co-chair Steadman, so in terms of the gas valuation, so when we're valuing oil and gas, we work off of a prevailing value concept in statute. And there's kind of an open question of exactly how prevailing value would be calculated with these gas sales. So we do publish a prevailing value for North Slope gas sold to utilities on the North Slope. It's a little over $3 per thousand cubic feet presently.
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