the premier of wa thinks it ie connected-see below quote.bru has...

the premier of wa thinks it ie connected-see below quote.
bru has nothing formally to do with JPP but is connected geographically & by companies common to the canning & the browse. It would /could sell gas to it ,if it was built.
For example MC mitsubishi has 50% of bru leases & has a share of the browse consortium.petrochina has bought into the canning via nse & is part of the browse.
there is so much gas in the canning that if it supplied all of wa 's demand it could do so for a 100 years.in other words there is alot of gas to sell & doing so thru JPP -ie to asia- is alot more lucrative than any domestic market.
by the way the premier of WA said
"the shale gas resource in the canning is probably twice the size of the browse & carnarvon basins.again while thats in the future thats another strong argument why the state govt wishes to see JPP developed"Sunday times 24/02/13
plse don't refer to urself as clueless.