Joe Balash
24:01 - 24:34
"from the Treasury standpoint, it's about $35 million for every $1 difference in the, in the price realized."
“from the Treasury standpoint, it's about $35 million for every $1 difference in the, in the price realized.”
- Speaker
- Joe Balash
- Timestamp
- 24:01 – 24:34
- Source
- RDC_2026_10_01_1
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 5, 2026
From the transcript
Every shipper on TAPS is going to realize a benefit from that reduction. And, and from the Treasury standpoint, it's about $35 million for every $1 difference in the, in the price realized. So, so that's going to be a big difference in how the state estimates its revenue going forward. You really can make your per barrel deposits into the Treasury better if you have more production, and that's the name of the game. So we— I mentioned a couple other things here.
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