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very insightful
Enjoyed the article. But should the reference to "Gladstone 2" be instead "Gorgon 2"?
Excellent summary. There appears to be convergence towards a widespread consensus that in time to come ( may be even for next 10 years or so),LNG will compete - Read more
Very aptly summarised the currently evolving LNG scenario, which is especially true in Indian context where we are aware that most of end users of LNG or alternatives are - Read more
Very good summary; thank you. However, I cannot help but smile when I read the EU's efforts. On one hand, Brussels claims that it wants to encourage competition. On - Read more
Pat, good overview. Happy to discuss further what is happening in China at your mid March event in Beijing. Michiel Mak
Very good summary.