THE FUTURE OF CSG

The past, present and future for CSG

THIS will be the year of living dangerously for the coal seam gas industry.

The past, present and future for CSG

The big risk is not the emerging glut of gas on world markets, or a stream of proposals for overseas projects to supply LNG to Asia. The biggest threat is coming from home, where increasingly noisy protests...

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