The country currently has 9 operating LNG trains (Northwest Shelf, Pluto, Darwin and QGC), and we should see GLNG and APLNG enter production, along with Gorgon and Wheatstone. The projects will shift from largely construction projects to operating businesses, focused on operations excellence, marketing and trading. The supply industry will need to match that shift by offering a different suite of services and on very different contracting terms. Geoffrey Cann, National Director, Oil and Gas Domestically, the volume and price of gas in the east will likely continue to show considerable volatility as the east coast projects ramp up. Gas customers need to adapt by beefing up their gas purchasing and trading capabilities. Internationally, we will see the US enter LNG production as the first of its projects completes its build out. Canada is likely to sanction one or two of its projects. Expect to see an increasing level of interest in Australia's experienced resources to work overseas on these projects.