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Code · Alaska · Title 43 · Chapter 82

Sec. 43.82.110. Qualified sponsor or qualified sponsor group.

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Sec. 43.82.110. Qualified sponsor or qualified sponsor group.
The commissioner may determine that a person or group is a qualified sponsor or qualified sponsor group if the person or a member of the group
(1)intends to own an equity interest in a qualified project, intends to commit gas that it owns to a qualified project, or holds the permits that the department determines are essential to construct and operate a qualified project; and
(2)meets one or more of the following criteria:
(A)owns a working interest in at least 10 percent of the stranded gas proposed to be developed by a qualified project;
(B)has the right to purchase at least 10 percent of the stranded gas proposed to be developed by a qualified project;
(C)has the right to acquire, control, or market at least 10 percent of the stranded gas proposed to be developed by a qualified project;
(D)has a net worth equal to at least 10 percent of the estimated cost of constructing a qualified project;
(E)has an unused line of credit equal to at least 15 percent of the estimated cost of constructing a qualified project.
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