RE: No Way Out11 Aug 2020 09:47
Tincan. The pipeline has great potential. Sound seem to have got all the permissions and environment permits signed off and have the green light but even the present board admit this will be phase 2 of their plans. Saying that any producer in the area would almost certainly have to use this route to get their gas to the European markets so it could be a real money spinner to have such an asset and earning potential for the future. I think the pipeline is 120 km long linking to the Algerian line into the euro grid so it’s quite a major project.
Such a pipeline would be a must for not only sound but other producers in the area and is a huge undertaking so will require some serious funding or partnership deal with a large producer. Because sound seem to have all the permissions already in place then this would be a very attractive proposition for investment. Still although it’s got potential for the future, the board realise that the priority is to get to first gas in the meantime.