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- Tree - 02-15-2012
Maui4bumping.
........and it appears Kobama has an aversion to high LNG prices. Wpn't hose reserves need to be replaced at some point???
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Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- South Korean liquefied natural gas imports fell 41 percent from a year earlier in January, while the average price paid climbed 31 percent.
The North Asian nation, the world’s second-biggest buyer of LNG, bought 2.89 million metric tons of the power-station fuel last month, compared with 4.93 million tons a year earlier, data on the Korea Customs Service’s website showed today. Imports totaled 4.77 million tons in December.
South Korea, which imports almost all its natural gas, paid $1.99 billion, or $690.2 a ton, for January purchases, compared with $2.61 billion, or $528.77 a ton, a year earlier, the data showed.
The nation buys most of the fuel under multiyear contracts from countries including Qatar, Oman and Indonesia. Last month’s purchases included 263,923 tons bought on the spot market for an average $752.15 a ton from countries including Nigeria, Trinidad & Tobago and the U.S., today’s data showed. State-run Korea Gas Corp. is the nation’s biggest importer of the fuel.
- jft310 - 02-15-2012
State run Korea Gas= The Korean govt.They need IOC's NG .
- Tree - 02-17-2012
WahiniBumpola.
3 IB's paring down to 1 or 2 bidders each. This JKM consortium is might impressive, wonder who the other 3-5 are???
- maui4marko - 02-18-2012
TwinPeaksTree - one thing yazoo is good for is as a historical record of all the nowSHUcrew postings. I checked in with the bookie and learned he extended the betting on this race to SHU posters in light of the board power shift that has recently occurred.
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Business_%26_Finance/Investments/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_I/threadview?bn=26290&tid=291758&mid=291758
Place your bets here
29-Sep-11 08:19 pm
Here in alphabetical order are the top ranked thoroughbreds. The early line has a toss up between contenders 3 & 4 while the track officials are looking into a DQ on the 5 horse.
1. BP p.l.c. (United Kingdom)
2. Chevron Corporation (United States)
3. ConocoPhillips Company (United States)
4. ExxonMobil Corporation (United States)
5. Royal Dutch Shell plc (Netherlands & United Kingdom)
6. Total S.A. (France)
- jft310 - 02-18-2012
All of IOC's partnerships are with Asians so far. No US tie ins is my bet. Petronas is in there.As are Kogas/Japex and Mitsui. Must be others.Exxon is definitely out to buy all of IOC maybe an agreement with Exxon over PRL 236.
Not sure its all done this SD. I like getit like the NEC odds soon.The FID's then sell down. Hold onto the sell down for reef news from t-2. All guesses.