eni, page-11

saltocan - your highly detailed analysis and subsequent conclusions would appear to be off the mark.

Assuming of course you are talking about Blacktip infrastructure, you will see that eni have in the past drilled a couple of wells to the immediate north in search of additional gas to boost Blacktip output. This is where MEO's WA454P is a logical fit for eni, particularly if drilling of Marina-2 and/or Breakwater comes up trumps.

There is no logic in piping high CO2 gas to Blacktip. Quite the contrary.

If you want to read further into a presentation, particularly with regards to what was actually intended by eni, you will find that eni made it clear that they are not scared of high CO2 at Evans Shoal which can be taken several ways. The high CO2 has been as issue at ES for 20+ years, so what has changed which would enable eni to all of a sudden "deal" with the CO2?

After all, geosequestration is not possible in the Timor Sea.

As for your other comments about T.S., you clearly do not understand the concept. Your comments imply the project is slightly more robust than origami.