The deal of last resortIf LNG becomes a commodity, trading companies would make logistics work, says Alaska Gas Development Authority CEO Harold Heinze, making LNG a possibility for West Coast; within Alaska, to Pacific Northwest, authority looking at possibility of compressed gas Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Editor-in-Chief
Jones Act tankers to move Alaska liquefied natural gas to markets touside the state would add to the cost of a project, but the way LNG is moved — not tankers — may solve that problem.
Harold Heinze’s estimates for the cost of liquefied natural gas tankers have drawn a lot of heat, Heinze, the Alas....
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Moving a commodity The aggregators Trading companies make the logistics work Costs, business structure
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