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Matthew Kissinger

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"even with relief, we'll still be sort of 5 times higher than LNG Canada in our property taxes"

“even with relief, we'll still be sort of 5 times higher than LNG Canada in our property taxes”
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Alaska News
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Alaska
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June 9, 2026

From the transcript

And they're now paying around $27 million a year in property taxes. If you compare that to the relief that we're looking for, at full volumes, we would be paying around 5 times that much. So even with relief, we'll still be sort of 5 times higher than LNG Canada in our property taxes. We have spent a lot of time in front of the legislature I think that has been a very meaningful conversation that we're having, and I would say that everyone has got the same focus. Everybody is trying to do what's right for Alaska, and I believe that sincerely and across the board.

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