Auto, going back to 2010, from Apache Annual Report you could figure out they were averaging $7 GJ. My sources tell me that has held with some smaller sales up to $15 and plenty around $10.
I think the point is that, long term, where you have a deep market and no domestic energy reservation / policy, domestic gas pricing will reflect LNG prices ( with adjustment for different CAPEX and opex).
Due to the competing LNG ventures on the East Coast and the social issues with CSG, you can see the LNG / Oil linked pricing point for domgas quickly hitting WA levels.
All good for BPT.
sign of things to come, page-3
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