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CSG-LNG facing pricing, policy issues

WHILE liquefied natural gas projects drawing on conventional gas fields in Western Australia have been having a field day, their Queensland counterparts – which use coal seam gas as feedstock – have run into some hurdles with gas quality and government policies.

First up was ConocoPhillips admitting that it probably would not get as much for its CSG-derived LNG as traditional LNG, confirming most analysts' expectations that CSG-to-LNG players would have to offer...

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