Tennant Creek to Mount Isa pipeline owner Jemena's ownership brought into question by IEEFA

By Chris Burns
Updated May 22 2016 - 6:33pm, first published 5:00pm
ON TOUR: The then Mount Isa Mayor Tony McGrady, Incitec Pivot representative Warren Waples, Queensland Mines Minister Anthony Lynham and president of development group MITEZ David Glasson examine where the new pipeline will finish, at the Diamantina Power Station in Mount Isa. Photo: Chris Burns.
ON TOUR: The then Mount Isa Mayor Tony McGrady, Incitec Pivot representative Warren Waples, Queensland Mines Minister Anthony Lynham and president of development group MITEZ David Glasson examine where the new pipeline will finish, at the Diamantina Power Station in Mount Isa. Photo: Chris Burns.

MOST of the profits from the gas that will flow through Mount Isa in the pipeline to be built will go to China and Singapore, an American report says. 

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