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Matt Kissinger
126:36 - 127:08
"you can also see that the provinces and Canada made necessary concessions to put that over the line, and it benchmarks well with other projects that have moved forward with respect to property tax and corporate tax."
“you can also see that the provinces and Canada made necessary concessions to put that over the line, and it benchmarks well with other projects that have moved forward with respect to property tax and corporate tax.”
- Speaker
- Matt Kissinger
- Timestamp
- 126:36 – 127:08
- Source
- HFIN-260527-1330
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- May 27, 2026
From the transcript
Now, part of it was, you know, that it had Shell at the helm, and Shell really wanted to get the project done. But you can also see that the provinces and Canada made necessary concessions to put that over the line, and it benchmarks well with other projects that have moved forward with respect to property tax and corporate tax. Thank you. So Canada is moving forward They did some concessions. It's looking positive for them and we need to get on the ball.
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