Will LNG be buying the gas, liquefying it and then selling it,...

Will LNG be buying the gas, liquefying it and then selling it, or are they just liquefying it. If they are just liquefying it, does anyone know what they will be charging? I have posted some prices I got from the net.

Under an oil-linked contract LNG would sell for $11 to $15 per MMBtu if the price of global crude oil benchmark Brent is at $100 per barrel. However, with Brent priced crude oil falling to about $85 per barrel, the price for LNG would drop to $9.35 to $12.75 per MMBtu under that same scenario. After adding in the additional costs to liquefy the gas and then ship it overseas, we're looking at much less savings for LNG buyers around the world. In fact, at about $80 per barrel, the discount to rival oil-linked LNG will basically vanish, causing a big problem for future LNG projects in America.