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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NGP pipeline mechanical works complete
The company announced yesterday all 34,000 joints of main pipeline installed during 2017 and 2018 are now continuous from the Phillip Creek Compressor Station in the Northern Territory to the Mount
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McCormack: challenges won’t stop APA
Santos acquires Quadrant
The company announced yesterday that the acquisition was part of its continued aim of becoming Australia’s leading domestic natural gas supplier.
The move would increase Santos’ 2P reserves
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APGA ready to work with new minister
APGA CEO Steve Davies said it was vital for Australia to have a stable energy sector at this time.
“The rapidly changing energy sector is confronting challenging times and a number of complex issues,”
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Galilee shows potential
The Australian reported exploration in the region, which is yet to have any commercial gas reserves proved up, has seen Read More
Ichthys begins production
Operator and majority stakeholder INPEX Corporation announced today that the giant LNG project has begun operations, which is expected to run for approximately 40 years.
The gas produced will be gathered
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Dow calls for West-East Pipeline
Shell starts Prelude testing
The Australian Financial Review reported Royal Dutch Shell CEO Ben van Beurden announced to investors that Read More