Antony Scott
37:34 - 38:09
"One of the issues around the Northern Intertribal right now is it's actually like not close to full capacity right now. I think probably pretty much zero hours of the year. And that's in part because there's not available gas for any of the central or southern utilities to burn to generate power to sell to Golden Valley."
“One of the issues around the Northern Intertribal right now is it's actually like not close to full capacity right now. I think probably pretty much zero hours of the year. And that's in part because there's not available gas for any of the central or southern utilities to burn to generate power to sell to Golden Valley.”
- Speaker
- Antony Scott
- Timestamp
- 37:34 – 38:09
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 7, 2026
From the transcript
Donovan, you talked about the— so Julie alluded to this. One of the issues around the Northern Intertribal right now is it's actually like not close to full capacity right now. I think probably pretty much zero hours of the year. And that's in part because there's not available gas for any of the central or southern utilities to burn to generate power to sell to Golden Valley. Um, you know, we don't, we don't have a surfeit of gas for that.
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