If Alaska wants more Cook Inlet gas, taxpayers should get ready to pony up
Mike Dunleavy, Alaska’s governor, has proposed an incentive package to revive natural-gas production in Cook Inlet. The urgency of the proposal stems from the fact that urban Alaskans rely on Cook Inlet gas for heating and electricity, and Hilcorp, the leading company in the area, has warned of depleting reserves in the coming years.
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