The Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) chief executive Andrew McConville has used the association’s submission to the Gas Fired Recovery consultation to highlight how the industry will continue to play a key role in ensuring reliable, secure and competitively priced energy for all Australians. Read More
Australian gas industry leaders, officials, regulators and other major industry stakeholders are set to gather in Sydney on 27 February – 2 March 2018 at the nation’s most significant domestic Read More
WA-359-P and WA-409-P are adjoining exploration permits that contain the giant Ironbark gas-condensate prospect, which covers approximately 400 square kilometres and is believed to be a multi-Tcf gas field.
“We Read More
Extending approximately 56,000 square kilometres along the northern part of the Queensland-Northern Territory border, the Isa Superbasin was selected for its world class petroleum source rocks, demonstrated Read More
The Mira-6/2 horizontal-vertical well combination was brought online by APLNG in December last year and commenced producing gas after two days.
This combination and the other three vertical wells (Mira-3, Read More
Since the last operation update, Comet Ridge says the pump speed has been increased slightly while the gas rate has continued its steady climb, recently passing 390,000 scf/d with a strong upward trend.
“All Read More
Conciliation proceedings were conducted by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on the 25 February 2018.
The dispute arose over the maritime border between the countries, which Read More
With rig up and testing of equipment to commence this week, the rig is scheduled to commence drilling on or around 26 March.
The rig will drill three lateral wells and conduct a production testing pilot Read More
Located 65 km north of Injune in the state’s southwest, the 86 square kilometre permit holds significant gas resources that have been earmarked for the domestic market.
“This area holds significant Read More
Drilling of the Glenaras-10 well begun on 23 March, with the vertical test hole reaching a total depth of 1,083 measured depth (MD) and intersecting a total of 29 m of net coal in the Betts Creek Beds.
The Read More
