Thursday, 14 December 2006 16:30
Chris Hart, Managing Director of Methanol Australia, explains how the company has advanced its venture in the Timor Sea
Many companies have considered offshore production of LNG which allows the project to locate closer to a stranded natural gas, but few have gone ahead.
However, Methanol Australia is making quiet progress with just such a project, its Tassie Shoal venture located in Australian waters of the Timor Sea.
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Nov / Dec 2006
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