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Jesse Kiehl
100:47 - 101:30
"there's an ultimate cap on on what that tariff can be and it's imported LNG. Because the RCA is only ever gonna approve what's reasonable and necessary. And if, you know, the cost overrun example on slide 4 today were to hit an in-state 42-inch pipe with only in-state consumers, I worry that we have a half-built project and no chance of an approved tariff that could pay for the cost overruns."
“there's an ultimate cap on on what that tariff can be and it's imported LNG. Because the RCA is only ever gonna approve what's reasonable and necessary. And if, you know, the cost overrun example on slide 4 today were to hit an in-state 42-inch pipe with only in-state consumers, I worry that we have a half-built project and no chance of an approved tariff that could pay for the cost overruns.”
- Speaker
- Jesse Kiehl
- Timestamp
- 100:47 – 101:30
- Source
- SFIN-260528-0900
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- May 28, 2026
From the transcript
Senator Keehl. Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. On exactly that topic, there's an ultimate cap on on what that tariff can be and it's imported LNG. Because the RCA is only ever gonna approve what's reasonable and necessary. And if, you know, the cost overrun example on slide 4 today were to hit an in-state 42-inch pipe with only in-state consumers, I worry that we have a half-built project and no chance of an approved tariff that could pay for the cost overruns.