JL, my reference to MIN was regarding their position on their...

JL, my reference to MIN was regarding their position on their proposed new production plant at Lockyer Deep. They state in their application that they will build either a 50 Tj/day plant for their own use (meaning no increase to domestic supply), or, a 300 Tj/day plant if they are granted approval to export half, (100-150 Tj/day increase to domestic supply).

My suggestion was to read the most recent WA GSOO, this will help you a lot.

Just remember, the Domgas Alliance are not where future growth in gas demand is coming from. In fact, Alcoa demand will fall once Kwinana closes. I think they should tread very carefully as they may find themselves in a cutthroat game of musical chairs when their current GSA's run out should domestic supply not increase.

In relation to the MIN suggestion of 15% onshore, how much per day, at 100%, are onshore producers currently putting into the pipelines? I think their initial 15% was an ambit claim anyway.