Cost case on FLNG not so clear cut

[ArtM72]

So much of that economic analysis depends upon the functional life of the asset and its gas supply. I suspect if the gas supply is limited the floating platform will realize an ultimate ROI better as the plant can be substantially redeployed in the future after the gas runs out with significant residual value. If on the other hand the gas supply can last for additional decades beyond the project's amortized life then the floater will not have that advantage. My guess? FWIW (nothing), find commercial gas at Wahoo and a land built plant (stick built or modular) would be the way to go.