AS delegates gather in Madrid for the 25th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, the latest government estimate released with the June 2019 Quarterly Update of Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory confirms the importance of Australia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG)
STRANDLINE Resources has taken a key step towards development of its Coburn mineral sands project in Western Australia by selecting Woodside and EDL to provide a world-first fully integrated energy solution for the project. The parties have signed a non-binding
THE Western Australian Government has welcomed the news that the proposed Scarborough gas development is one step closer, with Woodside and BHP agreeing to a tolling price for the processing of gas. Woodside and BHP have agreed the tolling price
A new 30-inch diameter pipeline will run 3.2 kilometres, connecting the Woodside-operated Pluto LNG Plant to the NWS Project’s Karratha Gas Plant (KGP), and is the first component of the infrastructure needed to transport gas between the two facilities. Under
Woodside has announced a 52% increase in the estimated gross contingent resource (2C) dry gas volume for the Scarborough field. The field’s resource estimate has increased to 11.1 Tcf from 7.3 Tcf. Woodside’s interest in Greater Scarborough (covering the Scarborough,
Leading Australian petroleum firm Santos Ltd (ASX: STO) has entered into an agreement to buy the ConocoPhillips subsidiaries that hold its Australian assets and operations for US$1.39 billion. In addition, the company will also make a payment of US$75 million
THE proposed Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) import terminal at Newcastle that could supply up to 80% of NSW’s gas needs has been declared Critical State Significant Infrastructure. Acting NSW Premier John Barilaro said the proposal for the new $589 million
AUSTRALIAN Industrial Energy (AIE) has announced another important milestone in the development of its Port Kembla Gas Terminal (PKGT) with the award of the key wharf facility and pipeline construction contract for the LNG import facility. The contract was awarded
CONOCOPHILLIPS Australia, operator of the Darwin LNG project, has announced that it will invest in an innovative battery project projected to reduce the facility’s carbon emissions from power generation by 20%.. The battery will enable the existing turbines to run
SANTOS has moved closer to completing its move into a key Papua New Guinea permit with the signing a binding letter of intent (LOI) which sets out the terms by which the Australian company will purchase a 14.32% equity interest