Large Landslide at PNG LNG Komo Airfield

[ArtM72]

http://www.oilsearch.com/Media/docs/1301...aa67-0.pdf

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Tree -

Pages 6 and 7 of the Oilsearch link you provided doesn't in any way suggest these guys' prospecting is close coming up with another 3-4 Ts of gas anytime soon.

All of this has to tell us EOM has every reason to bid E/A to win.  This landslide doesn't seem to be generating much news coverage, but that doesn't mean it might not have a significant impact and provide another cautionary note for XOM to assure its gas supply to Port Moresby.

[maui4marko]

Tree-Thanks for the fine photo. With your computer skills,could you find a recent aerial photo of the PNG LNG plant showing 70% completion and post it? Sure would love to see it.If you can't,thanks anyway. Regards,sageo.

Sageo, here's the latest view from Tree's personal satellite:

http://goo.gl/maps/orpOq

Instead of loaning his IOC shares to shorts for small change, tree leases out his satellite to Google for big bucks.

[sageo]

Maui4marko -- Thanks,man. Great shot from overhead ! Even as a kid , I loved all kinds of maps; topo,relief ,elevation and others. (also,sure like your VO coments1 Ha ha .

[ArtM72]

I see they have the land adjacent to units 1 and 2 for 3 and 4 (partially use now for staging). Probably gives us as much insight as anything into what the ultimate capacity of that pipeline is likely to be.