Roger that…

It seems the Palin administration is reluctant to say any bad words about their Alaska Gasline Inducement Act (AGIA).  To any observer, however, it is apparent that the Denali Pipeline folks are moving ahead at a much faster rate than the Canadian Company, TransCanada.

This spring the Denali group had over 80 people in Tok doing preliminary work in preparation for their open season.  They’ve spent roughly 8 million dollars to date, compared to TransCanada’s 1 million or so.  All of this without TransCanada’s AGIA-sponsored inducement of 500 million bucks from the State of Alaska.