RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Your take Resourse, initially I believe the natural gas distribution line was going to run from Lanigan, but it was hoped that that transmission line would first be built to Jansen for their huge project, and Karnalyte could then tee off of that line in place and run it with the help of compressor stations into Wynyard at a fraction of the cost. I can only assume the transmission line into Jansen was built in the past 8 years, but I don’t know for sure.
If not, Lanigan is further from Wynyard, which increases the cost. Possibly with the increased use of plastic gas pipe, and the speed in which they can install it through directional drilling applications, that cost may have come way down, but I do not know.
"Natural gas for plant and brine field operations require construction of a 8” (203.2 mm) steel pipeline from the PCS potash operation near Lanigan to the planned plant site (Figure 6), to supply the required amounts of natural gas. "