Governor’s chief of staff said comments received so far will be evaluated, taking of gas in kind remains core of proposal
By Kristen Nelson
Petroleum News
Officials from Gov. Frank Murkowski’s administration said June 16 that, despite critiques from consultants working for the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee, the core of the proposed gas pipeline fiscal contract — the state taking its gas in kind — is not subject to change.
Jim Clark, the governor’s chief of staff and the lead negotiator on the contract the state negotiated with BP, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil, said the administration believes that the state taking its gas in kind is necessary and the core of the contract. It is not, he said, an area where the administration intends to propose contract changes. read more
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