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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (530)	7/21/1997 6:54:00 PM
From: qdog	of 11888

Each of these ops have issues that are unique and it's not good to compare one to another. The specific PSA (production sharing agreement) with the government would be nice to see. If their is a large pipeline built by others, then naturally one would be wise to know what cost per barrel is. The fact that K-Stan is landlock, this makes life intersting getting that oil to a market in the West. It would be one helluva pipeline to China. If everyone in K-stan is hitting fields, consider this; Saudi can loaded, I think it is 11 million a day. Is K-stan at this point in time capable of that rate? Chevron alone, with 6 billion barrels, that could easily account for about 400,000 barrel/day pipeline. CanOxy in Yemen pipeline is 200,000 bpd for a field that recoverable is about 600 mil. Cano Limon/Convenas Pipeline in Colombia is a 220,000 bpd, when not being blown up, for a field far less than Chevron's in K-stan. Like anything in life, if they build it they'll want to make money on it.

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