Another bad move by the state. Transcanada has already laughed their way to the bank and the rest are putting on their shoes. Doesn't anyone ever look at what the global LNG contracts are going at these days, $4-6 perMBTUs. Are they looking around at other LNG and pipeline projects ramping up in Asia at much lower capitol and operating costs closer to markets.  Shell built a floating LNG plant and all infrastructure for less than $20 billion. Lower cost LNG projects are being shelved because the market is already becoming over saturated and demand is down. Japan has restarted most of their nuclear reactors and imported 15% less last year. The Indian market is a joke and not even accepting contracted amounts leaving the intermediaries to spot sell it, which further depresses price. Asian LNG markets are moving to Henry Hub and JKM pricing. Contracts are being written so cargoes can be resold by buyers, further eroding price. the next outlook for rising LNG prices, 2029.