Three LNG plans in Papua New Guinea
Here two articles (one from November last year, the second one from April this year give a nice overview of the three LNG plans in PNG. As always, the emphasis […]
PNG economy’s expansion plans are very substantial
Two articles about Papua New Guinea. The first about it already undergoing economic revival, the second one describes the (rather spectacular) effects on the economy if even a single LNG […]
A Natural Gas Cartel?
There is a story in the German tabloid Bild Zeitung (we have to admit, we don’t read that every day) which argues that Putin is trying to set up an […]
IOC: That old New York Times article
Written by a free-lance journalist and published in Jan 2007, an article about InterOil keeps reappearing (through the effort of one person, albeit with multiple identities). Is there something to […]
The misleading UCLA professor is at it again
We’ve already featured some of his distortions in the Daily Distortions series (no. 10-19), but this guy can’t help himself. We called him a liar (we’ll explain why), that hurt […]
InterOil, questions from a sceptic
We like to provide some answers
Protected: One or two train LNG?
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Protected: Raymond James on the latest flow test and negotiations
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Flow rates improve further at InterOil’s Elk4 well
Their Elk1 and Elk4 well are the best two flowing wells in PNG (and Australia, for that matter). And the liquids count could very well provide a big early bonus.
Record prices for long-term LNG contracts in Asia
Record prices of $20 per Mcf are not only being paid in the spot market, but also for long term supplies in Asia. They even divert LNG from other destinations […]