RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Pieridae = Journey EnergyNobody should believe a word Sorensen says, without some kind of backup to it. Even when he is admitting to problems and obstacles, you have to be careful about smokescreens.
Tricky about Germany- and about Uniper. They never say anything publicly, so its hard to check Sorensen's claims against anything. For now that is kind of moot- he only occassionaly makes the vaguest of references to something happening there.
It is my personal opinion that for now at least, they would probably still back the project- if there is one: if there was an investor, and if the pipeline supply problems are shown the be resolvable.
It is only recently that Sorensen has been admitting how big an obstacle the pipeline issues are. But I always assumed the Germans knew, and that was one of the things they are waiting on.
daw2 wrote: CS9, thanks for that.
Would you take any expression of German interest at this point a huge boost or do you think that Soenson's credability is too damaged at this point?