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Bert Stedman
116:27 - 117:09
"I don't want to get personally lost into big dollars if the whole project is built and it's full of gas and everything's wonderful. I think we should be concentrating on the economic of the project and trying to see how close we are to the hurdle rate to get it to FID or not."
“I don't want to get personally lost into big dollars if the whole project is built and it's full of gas and everything's wonderful. I think we should be concentrating on the economic of the project and trying to see how close we are to the hurdle rate to get it to FID or not.”
- Speaker
- Bert Stedman
- Timestamp
- 116:27 – 117:09
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 15, 2026
From the transcript
So anyway, I think that would be helpful, Mr. Chairman, so we can see the economic impacts of that. I don't want to get personally lost into big dollars if the whole project is built and it's full of gas and everything's wonderful. I think we should be concentrating on the economic of the project and trying to see how close we are to the hurdle rate to get it to FID or not. So, Mr. Stickle, maybe you and Senator Steadman and Mr. Eklund can get together and see how much work is entailed in this request. And if it's not too detailed, we can get those processed and disseminated to the committee.
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