Jeff Lacy

7%
Flag icon
Molecules from a particular field in Indonesia or Brunei or Malaysia would end up in specific power plants in Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. There was no buying and selling along the way, no redirection, no middlemen. Prices were indexed to the price of oil. If oil went up, the LNG price would go up. If the oil price went down, the gas price would also go down.
The New Map: Energy, Climate, and the Clash of Nations
Rate this book
Clear rating