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Tue, 6 September 2011
The Queensland Government has granted pipeline licence 162 to LNG Ltd.
The 20 km pipeline will service LNG Ltd’s Gladstone Fisherman’s Landing LNG Project, located at Gladstone, and will supply gas to the project via a connection into Jemena’s Queensland Gas Pipeline at Callide.
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The pipeline will be capable of supplying 520 TJ/d for the 3 MMt/a LNG project.
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Image caption: LNG Ltd’s proposed Callide to Fisherman’s Landing Pipeline route.
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Categories: LNG, Projects, Queensland
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