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Pakistan’s proposed Mashal regas project along with its supply tender has been a long, complicated and extremely confusing process since the government first launched the project in May 2006 – even with the latest news that prime minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has finally approved the supply winner – GDF SUEZ – with a 20-year contract worth over $25 billion. LNG Business Review spoke to several sources involved in the Pakistan LNG project to attempt to sort out fact from fiction.

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