0:30
John Sims
30:39 - 31:10
"Because of the cold temperatures, NStar was short on gas. And so we reached out to Hilcorp and luckily they were able to deliver an additional half BCF of gas during the month of March. That came at a cost of $16 per MCF."
“Because of the cold temperatures, NStar was short on gas. And so we reached out to Hilcorp and luckily they were able to deliver an additional half BCF of gas during the month of March. That came at a cost of $16 per MCF.”
- Speaker
- John Sims
- Timestamp
- 30:39 – 31:10
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 9, 2026
From the transcript
This kind of tracks some of what Brett was saying as far as the pricing. This, this was again from Hilcorp's presentation with one slight modification, which is that Hilcorp star there at the top. Because of the cold temperatures, NStar was short on gas. And so we reached out to Hilcorp and luckily they were able to deliver an additional half BCF of gas during the month of March. That came at a cost of $16 per MCF.
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