Hi DCE80I think everyone is over complicating the issue. Assume...

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    Hi DCE80
    I think everyone is over complicating the issue. Assume that LCK will only be as syngas producer, with a target production of about 60PJ per annum. The cost of putting in place the infrastructure to support this level of production is no more than $150m. Each 'panel' costs about $12m and they will require about 12 panels.
    The fertliser plant can be build by anyone and supplied with gas over the fence. LCK may wish to own some of this plant so it could be paid for by supplying gas at a discount initially to pay for the share in the plant. Clearly the capital requirements would change if the fertiliser ownership of the fertiliser plant by LCK is more substantial.
 
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