1:01
Matt Kissinger
81:42 - 82:44
"Everything that we can needs to be tight, needs to be fiscally certain to the extent that we can make it so, and also needs to be helping us become more and more competitive so that we can get those other investors in and ultimately not be fully diluted in doing so"
“Everything that we can needs to be tight, needs to be fiscally certain to the extent that we can make it so, and also needs to be helping us become more and more competitive so that we can get those other investors in and ultimately not be fully diluted in doing so”
- Speaker
- Matt Kissinger
- Timestamp
- 81:42 – 82:44
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- May 28, 2026
From the transcript
Representative Bynum, through the chair, if I understand your question correctly, and please rephrase if I get this wrong, but going back to that whole project finance, this whole structure, everything relying on these 20-year agreements, 20 to 30-year agreements, 20-year look-aheads, this is really where it comes down to Everything that we can needs to be tight, needs to be fiscally certain to the extent that we can make it so, and also needs to be helping us become more and more competitive so that we can get those other investors in and ultimately not be fully diluted in doing so, to be honest. But it is the only way to bring these other investors in is to first demonstrate that you can make an economic project. And making an economic project is really about moving us further down that chart of competitiveness that we showed yesterday where we are in the middle of the pack and we need to move more towards the front of the pack. If that answered your question. Yes.
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