Queensland LNG plants may face long-term challenge on feed gas Featured

Thursday, 09 March 2017

Australia’s East Coast natural gas market analysis has found that estimates of commercial gas reserves to service the new Gladstone-based LNG industry in Queensland and local domestic gas consumption carry substantial risks that are not widely appreciated.


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