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Month in Petroleum: January 2011 - LNG, cost blow-outs, delays and the Bight

WHILE typically a quiet month, January saw the approval of Australia's second coal seam gas-to-liquefied natural gas project, details emerge of the cost blow-out at Kipper and Turrum, and BP taking the leading role in exploring Australia's southern frontier.

GLNG off the blocks The approval of the $US16 billion ($A15.97 billion) Gladstone LNG project was the talk of the town in January though its timing amid the Queensland floods raised a number of questions....

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