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LNG import is "urgently" needed: EnergyQuest

New report outlines case for 200PJ/a in east coast LNG imports

It suggests shortages are expected begin in 2022, worsen by 2026 and cannot be propped up by endless supplies from Queensland's overstretched CSG fields. There are currently five LNG import terminals...

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