Check out this presentation by BG: (LINK)
Items of note: Use of LNG will be constrained by supply. There's also a good table showing the cost of shale gas on page 52. The shale gas cost page supports my view that the longer term gas price will approach $6/MMBTU vs. free.
Long story short - there's still a market for Alaskan natural gas.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
BG outlook for LNG
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Saturday, February 27, 2010
Flurry of FERC Filings
This week a number of firms filed motions or comments with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Active engagement from the producers and affected parties is a good sign. Remember FERC matters - FERC issues permits for pipelines. That other four letter acronym AGIA - (Alaska Gas Inducement Act) does not.
ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. Comment on Filing Motion/Notice of Intervention
The State of Alaska Motion/Notice of Intervention
Notice of request for approval of plan for conducting an open season re TransCanada Alaska Company LLC
BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. Comment on Filing
ExxonMobil Gas & Power Marketing Company, a division of ExxonMobil Corporation (as Agent) Comment on Filing
Motion to Intervene and Comments of BG Alaska E&P, Inc. (LNG?)
FYI - The FERC elibrary site is not one of the best. It only works about 50% of the time on the weekend. Update - Sunday morning - FERC website and these links are O-tay.
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