Cheniere project moving forward to export lower 48 shale gas (LINK).
The cost: $5 Billion for two trains producing a total of 9 million tons per year.(LINK2)
You can use the unit rate to estimate the cost of an Alaskan LNG export plant. The Cheniere volume is roughly 25% of the proposed Alaska gas line volume. Add "Alaska" factors and you find that $25 billion is need to build the plant that could export the full 4.5 BCFD of Alaska gas. That's on top of the pipeline cost.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Best use of Shale Gas - Export it
Posted by AK Engineer at 12:26 AM
Labels: AGIA, Alaska Gas Pipeline, Alaska Gasline, Cheniere, Shale Gas
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