Dan Stickel
85:27 - 86:08
“for that midstream operator, we're estimating $29 million in 2036. That's the first year of expected revenues. That increases to $65 million in 2041 and then up to $358 million in 2051. And what that shift from the 2041 to the 2051 represents is the exhaustion of those carryforward net operating losses.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 85:27 – 86:08
- Transcript
- Alaska Legislature: MSC2-20260626-1410
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
From the transcript
And then separately, we, we analyze the estimated impact on the midstream operator, and that's where we see significant losses and appreciation for building out the pipeline and the treatment facility and the export facility. So for that midstream operator, we're estimating $29 million in 2036. That's the first year of expected revenues. That increases to $65 million in 2041 and then up to $358 million in 2051. And what that shift from the 2041 to the 2051 represents is the exhaustion of those carryforward net operating losses.
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