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To: CLK who wrote (2860)	12/3/1998 10:53:00 PM
From: JR.	Read Replies (1) of 3335

There is another consideration in trying to establish a large storage and production source close to the market. If transportation systems carrying gas fron Northern B.C., NWT, and Alberta fail due to the year 2000 problem everyone will be in big trouble. Except for AEC because they will be fully complient and will be able to deliver product when other suppliers won't be able to fill their share of the pipeline capacity. How much do you think the price of gas will go to in the year 2000? Pay the spot price (my guess $10.00) or freeze in the dark. There could be an energy shortage like never before! Cheers, JR.

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