Silly me. I thought it had something to do with their banks being overly exposed to Greek sovereign debt.

Here, have a look at these photos. They make for an impressive Powerpoint presentation. Maybe Konrad Mizzi can put them together and call another conference “Labour’s energy proposals – the consequences.”

http://photoblog.nbcnews.com/_news/2011/07/11/7059626-black-powder-explosion-rocks-cyprus?lite

Major chaos?

That’s why Cyprus asked for a bailout, according to Joseph on Xarabank last Friday.

A grass fire brought Cyprus to its knees. Imagine what would an LNG leak of say 20m cubed would cause: a cloud of highly flammable gas 600 times bigger, that’s 12,000 metres cubed (40mt x 30mt x 10 mt) near the Delimara power station, which will be ignited by the slightest spark.

The explosion would be similar to the one that occurred at the Mosta fireworks factory, but with the added effect of asphyxiation. The explosion will use up all the oxygen in the area.

The PN have lost interest in winning the election. Let alone organise meetings with slideshows in the Labour strongholds you mention.

I have calculated that 60 thousand cubic metres of gas are roughly equivalent in volume to about 1.8 million 15kg domestic gas cylinders (based on figures provided by this website http://www.panhandleenergy.com/property_lng.asp).

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=395473850543224&set=pb.100002418362814.-2207520000.1358784046&type=3&theater

Add that to the fact of their proximity to the airport, and the danger increases significantly.

34 million litres each tank, the ship carries four.

8:45 to 9:10, at 9:05 he’s barely recognisable on the top platform of the second tank.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zo3zeMXd2A

I do not believe these localities you mentioned are really understanding the visual and security impact this is having on them. Actually they do not want to understand because it is a Labour project!