
Jeff Landfield
29:57 - 30:15
"Why do— why does the state keep stringing along Hex, John Hendricks, and BlueCrest when they haven't produced— BlueCrest, no gas."
“Why do— why does the state keep stringing along Hex, John Hendricks, and BlueCrest when they haven't produced— BlueCrest, no gas.”
- Speaker
- Jeff Landfield
- Timestamp
- 29:57 – 30:15
- Community
- Alaska News
From the transcript
They haven't asked for any kind of royalty reductions. They can produce They're drilling, I think, 29 wells this year. They can drill in the Cook Inlet. They've proven they can get gas out of the Cook Inlet since 2012. Why do— why does the state keep stringing along Hex, John Hendricks, and BlueCrest when they haven't produced— BlueCrest, no gas.
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