See the detailed FERC filing (LINK)
The link contains one letter and three volumes of open season information. The In-State Demand Study is in Volume II- Good reading if your #1 issue is In-State industrial development and the $8 Billion Bullet Line.
Volume III has technical stuff, and the cost estimate ($35.5 Billion)
Some quick ratios to think about: $35.5 Billion moves 4.5 BCFD ($7.9 per cfd capacity) vs. $8 Billion for up to 0.5 BCFD for a bullet line ($16 per cfd capacity). The economies of scale work for the big line and against the Bullet Line.
Good Luck Denali ! Let's start building this damn thing!
Note: the competing TransCanada / ExxonMobil Alaska Pipeline Project open season is in progress and end 30 July 2010. Good luck to you guys too - I looking forward to the Kumbaya moment when all the producers join together.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Denali Open Season Starts Tuesday 6 July 2010
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Well, with the report that BP is selling its North Slope properties to Apache, I'm guessing that "Kumbaya moment" is coming sooner rather than later.
We can only hope :)
Yeah I think we are in the utter chaos zone with Apache / XOM take over talk of BP's assets.
I'll go out on a limb and say that somebody will pick up some sweet reserves for an even sweeter price.
Let the market do it's magic.
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