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Tim Bradner

Reporter · US

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Sep 1, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Tim Bradner

    Opinion: The gas in Cook Inlet is there, but it will take the right incentives to extract it (opens the original)

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    My friend Pete Leathard has a short fuse when it comes to talk of importing LNG, or liquefied natural gas. Leathard is a veteran manager of oil and gas service companies, now partly retired. Given his experience, when he speaks, I listen. Right now, he’s livid that Southcentral Alaska utilities and community leaders seem to accept the import of LNG to stave off a Cook Inlet gas production shortfall. A North Slope gas pipeline would be a wonderful solution, but it’s several years away. Even i

  2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Tim Bradner

    Opinion: How the Donlin Gold mine could turn a growing demand for gas into a statewide benefit (opens the original)

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    It’s below the radar for most Alaskans and eclipsed by the large Alaska LNG project, but the pending Donlin Gold mine west of Anchorage, in the mid-Kuskokwim River region north of Bethel, also has big implications for our state. Among other things, if it is built, it will make a major contribution to energy security for Anchorage and the rest of Southcentral Alaska. The project is nearing completion of its feasibility study and final engineering. A decision to build the mine could come early n

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Tim Bradner, Mat-Su Sentinel

    Matanuska Electric Association raises bills as natural gas costs climb (opens the original)

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    Matanuska Electric Association members will see higher electric bills starting now because of rising Cook Inlet natural gas costs and new complications in the fuel supply for power generation in Southcentral Alaska, MEA officials announced last month. A typical residential MEA member using 623 kilowatt-hours per month will pay $14.53 more each month because of the increase in the Cost of Power Adjustment, or COPA, according to a fact sheet prepared by MEA. Base electric rates are not changing. T

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