The gas market on the east coast of Australia faces imminent upheaval, with three LNG plants on stream by yearend. The domestic markets in New South Wales and Queensland need gas. Armour Energy's Nick Mather discusses what opportunities and challenges does this provide for exploration companies, producing companies, governments and the general public. Mather also explores how low oil prices and growing demand from Asia will impact opportunities for growth in Australia.
- Nick Mather, executive chairman, Armour Energy.
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