0:59
Peter Micciche
14:39 - 15:39
"We've collected the data on approximate cost for solid waste, general government, education, roads, fire, EMS, hospitals, recreation, regulatory, municipal tasks that are requirement of AKLNG's 49 CFR Part 192 and 193 permitting, um, U.S. Coast Guard Marine Terminal Response Plans. We know there will be capital cost training like fire and EMS equipment upgrades."
“We've collected the data on approximate cost for solid waste, general government, education, roads, fire, EMS, hospitals, recreation, regulatory, municipal tasks that are requirement of AKLNG's 49 CFR Part 192 and 193 permitting, um, U.S. Coast Guard Marine Terminal Response Plans. We know there will be capital cost training like fire and EMS equipment upgrades.”
- Speaker
- Peter Micciche
- Timestamp
- 14:39 – 15:39
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kenai Peninsula
- Captured at
- June 10, 2026
From the transcript
Um, we've collected the data on approximate cost for solid waste, general government, education, roads, fire, EMS, hospitals, recreation, regulatory, municipal tasks that are requirement of AKLNG's 49 CFR Part 192 and 193 permitting, um, U.S. Coast Guard Marine Terminal Response Plans. We know there will be capital cost training like fire and EMS equipment upgrades. We know what we know, but we need some room to deal with what we don't know about this important project and the associated costs. We're also excited about the potential for Nutrien and other offshoots into industries that will occur aside from the pure LNG and natural gas play regarding the economics of this project. Peripheral ammonia production is important as a feedstock for hydrogen for 45Q credits in addition to the planned gas treatment plant 45 I'm sorry, 45V for the planned gas treatment, 45Q carbon credits.
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