All in all I think the team at LNG still appear to be making a consistent effort to get the job done and to expand their network of relationships. I am confident that they are acting in a professional manner
My conclusion on all this good research from posters is that potential tollers have had the luxury of getting the gas they want without being tied down , but time is running out on this situation. I cannot see that sufficient plants will be built without a change in consumer behaviour towards longer term deals in the near future
The risk is that our competitors will catch up while shortsighted tollers take advantage of excess gas. But that’s where OSMR comes in to keep us competitive
While we wait I don’t think changes at the helm would send the right messsge- makes us look desperate and petty.
The waiting is hard but wait we must. The current bickering on the thread is just a function of this frustration. Arm chair experts start believing they have better ideas despite no experience in the gas industry, no experience as a CEO and sometimes not much experience even as an employee
Success will silence this nonsense when it does come but for now I am afraid we must suffer this rubbish as well as the frustrating wait - doubly tough.
GLTAH
All in all I think the team at LNG still appear to be making a...
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