Arthur Miller
119:59 - 120:43
"we are making sure that we take that gas that we're banking and we can extend what, what it was about a year ago, our end of the, or our need for additional gas from the end of first quarter 2028 to the end of first quarter 2029."
“we are making sure that we take that gas that we're banking and we can extend what, what it was about a year ago, our end of the, or our need for additional gas from the end of first quarter 2028 to the end of first quarter 2029.”
- Speaker
- Arthur Miller
- Timestamp
- 119:59 – 120:43
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- September 10, 2026
From the transcript
That surplus of gas then we can use that and bank that gas to mitigate risk going into the future. And that's exactly how we are transitioning to an LNG import structure. We are making sure that we take that gas that we're banking and we can extend what, what it was about a year ago, our end of the, or our need for additional gas from the end of first quarter 2028 to the end of first quarter 2029. And that's depicted from the black area, the black vertical lines depicted by supply from storage. So we're excited about the opportunities that are there.
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