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To: aerosappy who wrote (83749)	4/29/2007 3:47:47 PM
From: GaAs52	Respond to of 206338

"What I see is revaporized LNG imports at about 42 bcf per year, less than 6% of stateside NG production." ???? What is that "42 bcf per year" number??? US imported ~88 bcf just in March 2007. The current lng import capacity is ~ 1.5 tcf/year and several tcf/year capacity is under construction. See my previous post: Message 23501312 "And the NG exporters are willing to accept all the US$ that 'several tcf/year' would imply??" Why not? They are accepting all these US$ for 10 M barrel/day crude.