0:43
Dan Stickel
79:45 - 80:28
"given the time and resource constraints with a special session that ends in 4 days, we have maintained our baseline model assumptions at this point."
“given the time and resource constraints with a special session that ends in 4 days, we have maintained our baseline model assumptions at this point.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 79:45 – 80:28
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 15, 2026
From the transcript
And that was some information that I presented last time— last week when I was before the committee. What we've done for now is given the time and resource constraints with a special session that ends in 4 days, we have maintained our baseline model assumptions at this point. That allows a consistency when you're comparing one version of the analysis analysis to another version of the analysis, and then we continue to run sensitivity analysis as needed. So, to reiterate, we're modeling 32 years of LNG sales, which is 30 years of full operations. We're assuming a 10% pre-tax rate of return to the developer.
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