Thanks for confirming about the Cook Inlet credits going away. Don't know if that is good or bad. Will our gas bills go up?

With all the smaller companies in the Inlet and sub contractors as well as companies like Caelus, Repsol or Hillcorp, I wonder who is impacted the most from the loss or potential loss of credits? Working Alaskans? 

My suspect is that only a small minority of these credits? actually get "channeled to Houston or London" to benefit the "biggest oil companies"

I understand that with low oil prices the tax and credit system we have had since 2007 exposes Alaska to risks at these tough times. I can see how that can't be sustainable if conditions persists. It is a tough issue.

I'm not against credits and incentives to help grow and sustain the industry and production that has fed the economy and state revenue stream for nearly 40 years. Credits can work well if they offset a tax liability. I know you have advocated them in the past. Just sayin....