Assuming the reserves are there for an LNG development, then as Second Level says, with COP involved, most likely result is a pipeline to their Darwin plant.
Other remotely possible options would be a pipe to the WA gov's proposed hub near Broome, or even a floating LNG project.
No chance whatsoever of the gas being piped to Indonesia.
If you look to the north, Woodside have the large Sunrise gas field in the Timor Sea. It is a hell of a lot closer to East Timor than it is Australia, but Woodside would rather pipe it over the much longer distance and across a subsea canyon to Australia, than pipe it the relatively short distance to East Timor.
any gas transport experts??, page-4
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