Woodside takes next step for Scarborough gas
Woodside has submitted an environment plan to NOPSEMA regarding the further development of its Scarborough offshore facility and trunkline.
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Understanding the benefits of gas
Addressing the South East Asia Australia Offshore and Onshore Conference, Chevron operations director Danny Woodall spoke of the role of natural gas in the energy transition.
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MinRes announces major oil and gas discovery
Mineral Resources (MinRes) has announced a maiden oil and gas resource at its Lockyer and Erregulla projects in WA.
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Australia’s first biomethane-to-gas network kicks off
The Malabar biomethane injection plant has been formally certified by GreenPower, marking an important next step for the country’s nascent renewable gas sector.
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Pipeline approvals progress at Mahalo
Comet Ridge has progressed pipeline connections for the Mahalo joint venture across the March 2024 quarter.
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Unveiling the secrets of layflat hose manufacturing with Crusader Hose
On the occasion of Crusader Hose’s open day, The Australian Pipeliner had the opportunity of getting a full behind the scenes tour of the fascinating layflat hose fabrication process.
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Women in Industry unveils new award category
The premier industry event has just inaugurated a new award, adding to its long list of recognition for the women who makes the industry diverse and unique.
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AEMO report highlights need for gas supply investment
The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) latest Gas Statement of Opportunities (GSOO) report has signalled that new investment is urgently needed if gas supply from 2028 is to keep up with demand from homes and businesses.
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Strike signs pipeline deal
Strike Energy and APA Group have entered into a two-year gas transportation agreement (GSA) to allow up to 10 terajoules (TJ) per day to be delivered into the Dampier to Bunbury natural gas pipeline (DBNGP).
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Hydrogen hub pipeline powering ahead
The federal and WA governments have joined forces with a $140 million agreement to build a hydrogen hub in the Pilbara in Western Australia (WA), for which a planned pipeline could enable hydrogen production.
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PNG Expo lands in Port Moresby
This year the PNG Industrial & Mining Resources Exhibition and Conference will take place from 3 to 4 July in Port Moresby. Here’s what attendees can expect from the two-day event.
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APGA Gas Symposium kicks off events for 2024
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) 2024 event calendar is set to kick off with the Renewable Gas Symposium.
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Ichthys subsea infrastructure a success
Awarded to the Baker Hughes and McDermott consortium in 2019 by INPEX Operations Australia, the subsea infrastructure development project included EPCI of umbilicals, risers and flowlines (URF).
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Driving decarbonisation efforts with pipeline simulation
The Australian Pipeliner spoke with Atmos International Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton about Atmos SIM and how it helps pipeline operators in their decarbonisation efforts.
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APGA welcomes TAS gas strategy
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) has welcomed the Tasmanian (TAS) Future Gas Strategy, which focuses on decarbonising the state’s gas infrastructure.
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A multilayered approach to mining pipeline leak detection
The range of benefits presented by a mining operation cannot be denied, but neither can the disadvantages, especially if a leak occurs. A multilayered approach to pipeline leak detection that considers the environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors of mining is crucial to maximise value.
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IEA: Gas crucial in net-zero
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has confirmed natural gas as a key resource in reaching net zero targets by 2050.
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The role of gas in Australia’s energy transition
Commissioned by APA Group, the Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) and Jemena, The Role of Gas Infrastructure in Australia’s Energy Transition report considers the role of gas infrastructure in Australia’s transition to net-zero emissions.
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Surat Basin to provide much needed gas supply
Senex and EnergyAustralia have signed a conditional agreement for the supply of 24 petajoules (PJ) of natural gas from January 2025 from Senex’s proposed Atlas expansion in Queensland’s Surat Basin.
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AGPA Melbourne dinner puts the spotlight on Net Zero
Hundreds of pipeline professionals gathered on Thursday 22 June evening at the Grand Hyatt Hotel to share a delicious meal, and most importantly their views on the future of the gas and oil industry.
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Senex Energy and AGL announce Atlas expansion
Senex Energy and AGL have signed a deal for the supply of up to 42 petajoules (PJ) of natural gas from its proposed Atlas expansion in Queensland’s Surat Basin.
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First gas grid biomethane injection in Australia
In an Australian-first, biomethane produced using wastewater is now being injected directly into the New South Wales gas distribution network.
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STATS Group triumph in the Scottish Engineering Awards
STATS Group has collected the Manufacturing Excellence Award at the Scottish Engineering Awards, held at the Hilton Hotel, Glasgow.
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New pipeline for Mahalo North project
Comet Ridge and Jemena have reached an agreement for a new gas pipeline connection from the Mahalo North Project into the domestic gas market.
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Federal Budget 2023-2024 puts gas market in the spotlight
Energy has come out on top in this year’s Federal Budget, with the government investing a further $4 billion in Australia’s plan to become a renewable energy superpower and help burgeoning its renewable gas market.
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