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One the gound factors?
"Brome Chamber of Commerce executive officer Maryanne Peterson said several contractors had been told not to proceed with work, such as ground clearing."
Would appear that it is just the opposite case in the Gulf Province of PNG.
Bright future when above ground and below ground come togeather on the ground.
Kinda sounds like a Tap-Root that rings like a front door bell.
One spectrum of the three senses that people do not have.
Toot Toot
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Tucker, doesn't this mean that there will be an even LNG supply gap in the 2016-17 window which is already 80Mtpa or so short?
Without looking, I'd imagine there were actually some JP/SK OTs involved here to backstop this bloated project. Where are they supposed to go for OTs.
'There is now less than nowhere else for them to go'
I say, lets super-size the Gulf LNG to 3 trains here this month and start plans for an IOC plant in napnap where it belonged in the first place. Maybe 236 could support a tidy short 36" dry gas line here as well.
Don't mess with my toot toot!
Maybe baby needs a napnap?