0:43
Bert Stedman
89:22 - 90:05
"what we're being asked for is concessions, and I want to know what we actually gain, whatever concession we give, not looking at hypotheticals 30 years out. We're trying to get a financing package across the line, is my understanding. Otherwise, why would we give a concession?"
“what we're being asked for is concessions, and I want to know what we actually gain, whatever concession we give, not looking at hypotheticals 30 years out. We're trying to get a financing package across the line, is my understanding. Otherwise, why would we give a concession?”
- Speaker
- Bert Stedman
- Timestamp
- 89:22 – 90:05
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 15, 2026
From the transcript
So, and then what's going in on the gas, if it's $16 for 250 and the other 250 to get up to 500, 6 cents, what's that delta? Because what we're being asked for is concessions, and I want to know what we actually gain, whatever concession we give, not looking at hypotheticals 30 years out. We're trying to get a financing package across the line, is my understanding. Otherwise, why would we give a concession? So It would be nice if we could grab some of those component parts out of the model.
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