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Matt Kissinger
66:57 - 67:23
"Cook Inlet gas resources are declining. We are getting to a point, as I believe Mr. Sims can agree, to where it's becoming quite critical, and we have to move the project forward"
“Cook Inlet gas resources are declining. We are getting to a point, as I believe Mr. Sims can agree, to where it's becoming quite critical, and we have to move the project forward”
- Speaker
- Matt Kissinger
- Timestamp
- 66:57 – 67:23
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 9, 2026
From the transcript
And, you know, everyone wishes that we had more time to move forward, but As you see, Cook Inlet gas resources are declining. We are getting to a point, as I believe Mr. Sims can agree, to where it's becoming quite critical, and we have to move the project forward. So we just have to find that right balance, and hopefully, as Mayor Machicki has alluded to, hopefully we have found that at this point.
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