June quarterly report

CNOOC to buy LNG from BG

The agreement sets out that CNOOC will purchase 3.6 million tonnes per annum (MMt/a) of LNG for a period of 20 years from the start up of QCLNG as well as 5 per cent of BG’s interest in the reserves
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FutureGAS 2009 – bringing the gas industry together

A varied speaker program covered developments from a wide cross section of the industry – from commercial through to technical, operations and project updates, while a trade exhibition enabled delegates
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Taloona comes online

The plant was constructed as part of the $250 million Phase 5 Spring Gully Gas Field development. The Spring Gully field is located near Roma in central southern Queensland, and is now supplying approximately
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Arrow: hitting the target with CSG

Development potential Arrow Energy has more than 80,000 square kilometres of coal seam gas (CSG) acreage near Queensland’s main markets of Townsville, Brisbane and Gladstone. Mr Scott says
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Lateral thinking – drilling Narrabri CSG

Eastern Star Gas (ESG) recently employed a multilateral well drilling technique to intersect the Bibblewindi-12, Bibblewindi-14 and Bibblewindi-13 vertical production wells, which form part of the drilling
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A field of dreams: Gladstone LNG

Queensland holds a huge resource of coal seam gas (CSG), supplying 70 per cent of the gas market in the state. And the resource keeps growing – from the 2006-07 year, production of CSG grew from
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Clarke powering up the CSG industry

Coal seam gas (CSG) is gas that is trapped within the cores of unmined coal seams. The advent of recent drilling technologies has meant that it is possible to economically extract the gas without necessarily
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Arrow: hitting the target with CSG

Development potential Arrow Energy has more than 80,000 square kilometres of coal seam gas (CSG) acreage near Queensland’s main markets of Townsville, Brisbane and Gladstone. Mr
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CSG communications

Nixon Communications constructs radio systems to cover the entire work area of gas pipeline projects, including all hand held radios, and all camp communications, which encompass the telephones for both
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