by: MATT CHAMBERS: From: The Australian: November 15, 2013
THE $20 billion Arrow coal-seam gas project in Queensland has been told to sharpen its cost structure or it will not go ahead, raising further doubts about the nation’s future LNG investment.
The ultimatum, from Arrow owners Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina, comes as the International Energy Agency downgrades long-term Australian LNG export forecasts because of the surging costs of every big development approved in the past decade.
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