As stated in the article, the original LNG project was an import and regasification project. The tanker pulls up, unloads the LNG to a facility which converts the gas to a liquid at proper conditions, yes simple. Ours is not like that. Our project will require a gas treatment/cleaning facility on the north slope which is the largest in the world. The gas contains high levels of H2O, CO2 and H2S and other gases which must be removed. Other LNG projects use gas that only requires some particulate and minor moisture removal to be suitable for liquefaction. Even the author from the Journal of Commerce last week expressed doubt about the viability of the project. Meanwhile the meter is running and the costs are mounting.