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January 23, 2006
Writes Charles H. Featherstone: “Hey Lew, I’m confused. In both Saudi Arabia and the UAE, there are few natgas lines and natgasa power plants. People cook with liquefied petroleum gas, LPG, the lightest fraction of crude oil. It is delivered to homes in great big steel cylanders by trucks that come around. Pick up empties, leave full ones. Like the milkman used to do.
“Iraq, as I understand it, is no different. So what bozo thought it was a neat idea to install natgas turbines to generate power in a country with no natgas pipelines? Right … a senior management bozo with a well-connected, GOP-loving corporation that was awarded a cost-plus contract.”
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