:01:02
'Now back to work,
and keep moving, Texas!'
:01:14
'Nature guards
her treasures jealously.
:01:18
'Just a decade ago, these fields
were beyond our reach.
:01:21
'We didn't have the technology.
:01:23
'Today, a Knox engineer will tell you
that he might need a little time,
:01:28
'but he'll get the oil.
:01:30
'He knows a little time
is all that we have left.'
:01:34
:01:53
:01:55
Mr Happer. Mr Happer, sir.
:02:01
Today's main business
:02:03
is the progress of our
acquisition of part of Scotland
:02:07
for the refinery and storage base.
:02:09
I've got a few things to show you.
:02:12
We have a two-year lead
in North Atlantic development.
:02:16
We can double this by streamlining
the processing end of things onshore.
:02:21
The pipeline is well on its way
from all three production areas.
:02:24
- We have a site for the terminal.
- What about the site acquisition?
:02:30
The survey teams found
the only suitable bay on the coast.
:02:33
Total investment is 600 million,
over three fiscals.
:02:37
We've got to buy Ferness Bay
for $60 million.
:02:41
We're dealing with stable allies
of the US,
:02:44
not to mention the links historically
between Knox Oil and Scotland.
:02:48
We're not in a third world situation.
:02:51
I think we should get
a negotiator on the site.
:02:54
Do I really have to go there?
:02:57
I could fix the deals over the phone,
like with Salinas last year?