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To: greg s who wrote (65805)	7/7/2004 10:13:12 PM
From: GVTucker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77400

greg, RE: At the current usage rate plus the additional demand required to serve our transportation needs? Yes. Note that the liquification and the regassification processes have gotten considerably more efficient over the past decade. Edit: ... and back to the point of my last post: Even if it could make sense economically, we would still only be exchanging one "middle east-based" problem for another, right? Indeed. In fact, given that a lot of the potential natural gas reserves are offshore Africa (e.g. Equatorial Guniea) and Indonesia (e.g. Papa New Guniea), you could argue that those places are just as unstable as the OPEC countries.