I would be very interested to what Mr. Halford has to say about his view of the pipeline economics. His short statement that the pipeline is not economically viable only whets my appetite for more information. I support an economically viable pipeline as I'm sure most Alaskans do, not a money loser that can wipe out the state's finances. My estimate, supported by other documents and cost statements , puts the cost to get LNG to market at $6 per million Btu, 2016 average spot market price, $2.17 per MBtu. It doesn't take a math wizard to show a rate of return is  -36%, yes a negative return. Did any of the utilities Walker talked to in Asia say they would buy LNG at $7 or greater per MBtu? Didn't think so. 
Hydrogen, what is your cost estimate of flex pipe to Fairbanks and an intertie to Southcentral lines? Taking the first phase to Livengood as you had proposed earlier doesn't see to make economic sense to me but I don't have any numbers to go by. 
Halford for Governor in 2018 :)