0:25
Treg Taylor
37:42 - 38:08
“The way that our legislature has dealt with this project, the legislature has to give that project Project a chance. There's many legislators I've heard question the economic viability of that project, and yet it's not their job to question the economic viability.”
- Speaker
- Treg Taylor
- Timestamp
- 37:42 – 38:08
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- September 8, 2026
From the transcript
The way that our legislature has dealt with this project, the legislature has to give that project Project a chance. There's many legislators I've heard question the economic viability of that project, and yet it's not their job to question the economic viability. If the project's not economically viable, it's not moving forward. That $50 billion investment in our state is not going to happen. Glenfarm didn't take 75% ownership of 8 Star to fail and to lose money.
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