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Dan Stickel
151:15 - 151:40
"in the cash flow summaries, there is a shift of revenue from the federal government and the upstream and midstream into the state government component of about $2.2 billion over life of project."
“in the cash flow summaries, there is a shift of revenue from the federal government and the upstream and midstream into the state government component of about $2.2 billion over life of project.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 151:15 – 151:40
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
From the transcript
Added, and again, we show no change in the break-even price between the two Senate versions because we are modeling on a pretax rate of return. But then in the cash flow summaries, there is a shift of revenue from the federal government and the upstream and midstream into the state government component of about $2.2 billion over life of project.
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