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March 19th, 2013: THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S STRATEGY FOR EXPORTING LIQUEFIED NATURAL
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Well, I have a feeling that was included, see the highlighted part of the first post in the thread

the actual transportation costs would be somewhere in
the neighborhood of $5 to $6 per million BTU, that added on to
the Henry Hub price plus the cost of gasification and
regasification, I think most analysts would agree we would
probably be able to deliver gas to Japan today if we could
export somewhere between $9.50 to $10 per million BTU

If luquefaction cost are left out and it's really more like $15+, that seems very high to me, I have to say.

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RE: THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S STRATEGY FOR EXPORTING LIQUEFIED NATURAL - by admin - 05-21-2013, 11:35 PM

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