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Transborders eyes FLNG development

The joint study allows Transborders to enhance the technical and commercial deployability of Transborders’ “Generic FLNG Solution” for a range of discovered but stranded gas resources. Specifically,
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NT fracking moratorium lifted

Mr Gunner said implementation of the recommendations of the final report of the inquiry would now begin so that Territorians could benefit from the creation of new jobs while protecting our unique natural
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Lack of clarity on the PRRT

It was widely reported that Treasurer Scott Morrison would announce changes to the PRRT when he delivered his budget speech on Tuesday night. However, with nothing mentioned on the PRRT, more than $50
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WA gets exploration boost

The multi-million dollar EIS initiative aims to stimulate private sector investment in resource exploration, especially in the state’s frontier petroleum basins and remote underexplored regions. DMIRS
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AGL commits to new power station

With sites currently being assessed near AGL’s existing Newcastle Gas Storage Facility, the new station will consist of 14 reciprocating engine units capable of each generating 18 MW of capacity. AGL
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Budget 2018-19: pushing forward with the NEG

Minister for Energy and the Environment Josh Frydenberg said the government is committed to tackling the energy issue with a raft of measures which include: the design and development of Australia’s
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Transborders wins Government support

Minister for Jobs and Innovation Michaelia Cash and Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Matt Canavan granted Major Project Status to the proposed 1.2 MMT/a FLNG vessel. “This project, and
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Barossa enters FEED

The Barossa gas field, 300 km north of Darwin, encompasses petroleum permit NT/RL5 and petroleum permit NT/RL6 to the south over the Caldita field to be developed as a potential future phase of the project. FEED
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Government announces fuel security review

Liquid fuel, such as petrol, diesel and jet fuel, accounts for 37 per cent of Australia’s energy use, including 98 per cent of transport needs. “The assessment is the prudent and proper thing
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