AGL CONFIDENT OF GREEN LIGHT FOR PNG-QLD PIPELINE

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Mr Voss told the Australian Pipeline Industry Association convention in Adelaide that independent analysts predicted a gas shortfall in Eastern Australian markets from 2015. "This is why we think the project will go (ahead) this time," Mr Voss said. "We are absolutely confident that it will go this time. Our timing is right, we will have a significant demand-supply imbalance in Eastern Australia coming up in the time frame of this project," he said. The proposed pipeline, of more than 4000km, would link PNG's Southern Highlands gas with markets via a main pipeline down the Queensland coast to Gladstone.