Armour successfully completed its multistage hydraulic stimulation program at the Myall Creek 4A well
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QLD could struggle to meet long-term CSG contracts
Speaking at a conference in Sydney on 10 October, Mr King said “Most of us are finding, particularly in the tougher coals, it’s turning out to be more challenging than we thought.”
This confirms
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AGL gas projects threatened by bureaucracy
ACCC increases gas industry transparency
LNG netback price is an export parity price that a gas supplier can expect to receive for exporting gas and represents the price that the supplier would expect to receive from a domestic buyer, indifferent
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Woodside’s Scarborough plan excites BHP
Discovered in 1979, the field is located off the coast of Western Australia, approximately 220 km northwest of Exmouth in 900 m of water.
In August, The West Australian reported
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APA Chairman addresses takeover
In June, the consortium, led by CK Infrastructure (CKI), lodged a $13 billion takeover bid for APA in an offer valuing each of the
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APGA sees bright future for NT gas
With pipeliners in Darwin for the 50th APGA Annual Convention and Exhibition, Mr Davies said ongoing policy advancement from the NT Government is setting up the industry for success.
“The NT Government
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ACCC gives green light to APA acquisition
ACCC Chair Rod Sims said the proposed $13 billion acquisition of APA’s sizeable gas assets had created concerns over competition;
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Government gas deal on the cards
In a move that could see LNG projects avoid government intervention, The Australianreported big gas players like Santos, Origin Energy and Shell are
Energy stakeholders want approval of NEG
The collective, which includes pipeline operator Jemena as well as organisations such as the Australian Energy Council and AGL, released a statement which stated “no other options offer both better
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