Luke Saugier
32:43 - 33:09
"The consumer, however, would be paying a price for that. Would that be consistent with the price that's being paid now, or would that be substantially higher cost? Through the Chair, I can honestly say that we have not discussed pricing with NStar about this. We have already committed to deliver this gas to them. We haven't talked about pricing, we've only talked about timing."
“The consumer, however, would be paying a price for that. Would that be consistent with the price that's being paid now, or would that be substantially higher cost? Through the Chair, I can honestly say that we have not discussed pricing with NStar about this. We have already committed to deliver this gas to them. We haven't talked about pricing, we've only talked about timing.”
- Speaker
- Luke Saugier
- Timestamp
- 32:43 – 33:09
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Juneau
- Captured at
- September 10, 2026
From the transcript
The consumer, however, would be paying a price for that. Would that be consistent with the price that's being paid now, or would that be substantially higher cost? Through the Chair, I can honestly say that we have not discussed pricing with NStar about this. We have already committed to deliver this gas to them. We haven't talked about pricing, we've only talked about timing.
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