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Sims: Not price, but market size preventing more gas development - March 31, 2024

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Enstar President John Sims says there is a lot of natural gas remaining in Cook Inlet. He says the problem is the expense -- in the billions -- for development and the very small and isolated market. Sims says incentives from Legislature -- tied to contracts for Inlet utilities -- are essential.

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Sims: Not price, but market size preventing more gas development - March 31, 2024

Is there a lot of natural gas remaining in Cook Inlet? Yes, Enstar President John Sims told the Resource Development Council March 21. Would offering producers a higher price lead to development of more volumes? That hasn't worked. Sims said Enstar has offered higher priced contracts but that did...

1 month ago·Anchorage, United States

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