LNG spot price is not the realistic yardstick for determining the price of gas for a project that is going to extend to 25-30 years and would involve huge investments by the buyer countries.

What frightens me is not the price of gas but the availability of gas, ... It just worries me.

We're advising motorists not to top-off their tanks. With the price of gasoline escalating, motorists can conserve gas by making sure their vehicle is routinely maintained, consolidating trips, car pooling, using mass transit and for short trips try bicycling or walking.

Those peckerwoods don't know what they're doing. They don't. They're not being realistic.

As things stand at the moment, I would have said a realistic rally in the price is up to $500.

The price of gas downstream is always going to be higher because you have costs that have to be recouped for getting it to the customer. You have to process the gas. You have to transport it, and you have to sell it. There will always be a discrepancy there.