If Strike elect to sell the remaining share of the 80tj from WE, what does that mean for WGO who have sold more than their share of the 80tj production capacity? I personally would find it unlikely that WGO would have sold more than their share without some formal agreement with STX to do so, but then again, they've also proven to be utterly hopeless in every other regard so who knows...
If it is indeed possible, this could put WGO in a precarious position where they'd be trying to buy gas from somewhere else to fulfill the shortfall...but at what price?
Ann: Strike enters gas sales agreement with Perth Energy, page-25
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