What does "In-Kind" Mean

[Putncalls]

If they get 22% of the initial production that would be about 1MTPA. At 7 bucks/MCF that is 350$/tonn or 350 million per year. If they used that energy at 45 MJ/Kg that would be 45 trillion joules per year there is 3.6 million joules in a KWH. If 2 thirds of that was lost generating electricity that would be 15 million KWH a year.

My calcs are a little different, showing 1 MTPA to be roughly 659 megawatts of electric generator capacity running 24/7.  Key conversion factors being  49,200 cubic feet per metric ton, .2931 watt-hours per BTU, 1,000 BTU/cf, 40% generating plant thermal efficiency.

So  my bottom line would be that 1 MTPA would be plenty adequate for around 1,000 megawatts of electric power generation capacity.  Somebody with a "rule of thumb" handbook should confirm.

Actually I got 4.5 billion KWH. This agrees with your numbers except that I used 33% effeincy,