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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Basslink to be regulated asset
APA Group is progressing with the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) to make Basslink a regulated asset, supporting Tasmania’s ambition as a producer for renewable energy.
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TasWater to construct Launceston pipeline
TasWater has announced it will commence a new Launceston sewer project with the construction of a new pipeline.
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Pioneer pipeline project complete
TasWater’s $5 million pipeline project to deliver safe and reliable drinking water to the residents of Pioneer, Tasmania is now complete.
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Pioneer pipeline a step closer
The delivery of a treated drinking water supply pipeline to the residents of Pioneer, Tasmania, has reached a key milestone with the completion of works on the town’s reticulation network.
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APGA commends Tasmania’s net-zero transition
APA Group to acquire Basslink
Leading Australian energy infrastructure, APA Group, has announced that it has entered into a deed of company arrangement (DOCA) with regard to the acquisition of Basslink and BPL.
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APA Group tapped for Basslink
Tasmania signs green hydrogen MOU
The Tasmanian Government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Flanders in Northern Belgium, to support cooperation on green hydrogen development.
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Woodside locks in Bell Bay for hydrogen project
The site is located in the Austrak business park, in the Bell Bay area of northern Tasmania, where Woodside and Austrak have made an exclusive agreement for a long-term lease.
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New pipeline for Pioneer
TasWater intends to deliver a pipeline of treated water to Pioneer on Tasmania’s northeast, eventually replacing all pipework in the town.
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National Water Grid to fund Tasmanian pipeline
Tasmania’s South Arm Recycled Water Pipeline will reuse and deliver irrigation water to the South Arm Peninsula.
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Momentum Energy Managing Director resigns
Amy Childs leaves after more than five years with the company and a replacement yet to be appointed.
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$3m Lake Fenton pipeline upgrade underway
Upgrades to one of Hobart’s main water distribution pipelines have commenced.
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Offshore acreage released for exploration
Bidding is now open on more than 80,000 km2 of land in Commonwealth waters released for petroleum exploration.
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Woodside moves on hydrogen in Tasmania
Woodside and Tas Gas have signed a non-binding agreement to assess the potential of blending green hydrogen in the Tasmanian gas network.
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Fortescue tables hydrogen in Tasmania
Fortescue Metals Group is investigating the development of a green ammonia plant in Tasmania, which could include a 250 MW green hydrogen plant.
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Tas Gas announces new CEO
Phaedra Deckart will relocate to Launceston to become Tas Gas’ CEO, effective 19 October 2020.
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Frydenberg hails NEG breakthrough
The decision by the COAG Energy Council to progress to the final design stage for the National Energy Guarantee (NEG) is a big step forward, according to Minister for Energy Josh Frydenberg.
Mr Frydenberg
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Study shows urgent need for gas supply
The Australian Government’s Offshore South East Australia Future Gas Supply Study has confirmed the urgent need to develop new offshore and onshore gas supply for eastern Australia.
The study, part
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Tasmanian Gas Pipeline arbitration begins
A long-running disagreement between Hydro Tasmania and Tasmanian Gas Pipeline (TGP) over transport costs and access has been referred to arbitration.
The arbitration process will be the first case to test Australia’s new energy pipeline arbitration system, set up following an independent review from Dr Michael Vertigan on the regulation of gas pipelines.
The dispute, which has been running for several years, came to a head in July when TGP accused Hydro Tasmania of refusing to accept a 45 per cent discount on existing tariffs, which TGP said would mean a 95 per cent increase in charges for major industrial customers in Tasmania.
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Government announces offshore gas study
The Australian Government will complete a study into offshore gas basins in southern Australia, part of its $90 million commitment in domestic gas.
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Prime Minister warns gas suppliers
Yesterday’s meeting between Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and the heads of Australia’s leading gas supply companies and the AEMO generated a lot of hot air.
The meeting heard that that the industry,
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APGA backs AEMC findings
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) has backed the findings of an Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) report released at the end of July.
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TGP saves Tasmania from energy nightmare
The current failure of the Basslink subsea power link between mainland Australia and Tasmania has meant gas pipelines are vital to ensuring the Apple Isle’s energy supply.
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Harbouring H2O: pipelines playing major role in Tasmanian irrigation
There is a revolution underway in Tasmania: to bring water to underutilised agricultural land with soil that has the potential to produce an abundance of crops, as well sustaining an intensive dairy industry. Pipelines are central to this revolution.
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