LNG

Big guns defend gas reserves

Exporters reject claims they have sold more than they can extract from Queensland's CSG fields.

Australia is heading for LNG exports of 60 million tonnes of LNG per annum, at the same time that the east coast is barrelling towards what could be a 200 terajoule per day shortfall in the east coast...

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