Mike Dunleavy
2:14 - 2:40
"we had one of the largest fertilizer plants also next to the LNG export plant, to just Monetize that enormous amount of gas that was there. Well, that gas is, that gas is diminishing rapidly."
“we had one of the largest fertilizer plants also next to the LNG export plant, to just Monetize that enormous amount of gas that was there. Well, that gas is, that gas is diminishing rapidly.”
- Speaker
- Mike Dunleavy
- Timestamp
- 2:14 – 2:40
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- May 21, 2026
From the transcript
We didn't realize then how much, how important that's going to be here today. And then, of course, we had one of the largest fertilizer plants also next to the LNG export plant, to just Monetize that enormous amount of gas that was there. Well, that gas is, that gas is diminishing rapidly. But we've always known. We've had enormous, enormous trillions and trillions of cubic feet of gas on the north slope.
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