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Tony Izzo
130:40 - 131:13
"We're seeing gas in the inlet, $16, $17 for what I would refer to as interruptible gas."
“We're seeing gas in the inlet, $16, $17 for what I would refer to as interruptible gas.”
- Speaker
- Tony Izzo
- Timestamp
- 130:40 – 131:13
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- August 6, 2026
From the transcript
We're seeing gas in the inlet, $16, $17 for what I would refer to as interruptible gas. That doesn't include the price that it takes for me to purchase that, put it into storage so that I can firm it up and take it out when I need it. Now luckily, my predecessors at MEA built a dual fuel power plant. We can run 100% on diesel and you will not see any interruption in power One of the things about electricity is I look up at the lights here. That was made a second ago, a split second ago.
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