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 Personnel movements, week ending May 16
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(Friday, 16 May 2008)
 | NICHOLAS Heath, MEO; Stefan Kleffmann, Jill Thomas, Nick Pink, Jane Secker, John Sheppard, Freddie Rillera, Raymond Barcelona, Jamie Parry, Phil Woods, Anthea Rutherford, Kristy Lee Van Heumen, Otto; John Dickinson, Pryme; Brett Langley, Linda Hedger, Eastern Star; John Ellice-Flint, Santos; Murray Jackson, Albert Brantley, Genesis.
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NOT everyone agreed with Slugcatcher’s rant last week about the questionable economics of turning coal seam methane into liquefied natural gas. But, while The Slug was having his fun with an alternative approach to energy there was much more fun happening elsewhere in the alternative energy business – none of it good.
IT HAS been an eventful week for Woodside Petroleum with the Federal Government axing the condensate tax break in the 2008 Budget and the completion of the company’s $277.7 million purchase of Shell Development Australia’s North West Shelf oil interests.
“LIKE Slugcatcher, I too have been around long enough to be familiar with all the pipedreams he listed and have more than passing familiarity with some of them. However I think the Slug on this occasion is being overly pessimistic,” writes PNN reader Tony Norris.
