Sea witch, rexsh,I have used oil parity as not sure what current...

Sea witch, rexsh,

I have used oil parity as not sure what current LNG pricing is.

Oil parity is generally as high as LNG prices go. So it is an optimistic number. I have used $90 as that is average between WTI, TAPIS and Brent.

At $84 oil, LNG sale price would be approx $13.50.

To offset the optimistic LNG price, I have used fully valued costs.

Really just started this to spark some discussion and hopefully get some involvement from others with better current knowledge of LNG price and costs.

Finally, any companies which are short feedstock for already committed LNG Sales and Purchase contracts or plants, economics will be influenced by other factors. As will be the case for countries where security of supply is the main issue.

As Auto points out, even at ten cents a GJ, it is a lot of $$. And there is always domestic gas which, by all accounts, is headed for $6 or $7 GJ.