Territory Energy Link project moves ahead
The Northern Territory Government has awarded a specialist technical advisory services contract for the Territory Energy Link project.
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Beach Energy powers on at Waitsia gas project
Beach Energy has achieved a production milestone at its Waitsia gas project.
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How drones are helping pipeline operators eliminate methane emissions
Bridger Photonics, a global leader in methane detection, has announced the launch of drone-based deployment of its proprietary Gas Mapping LiDAR (GML) technology.
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Drilling commences at Surat gas project north
Arrow Energy is advancing its Surat gas project (SGP) north development, with drilling of first natural gas wells north-east of Miles commencing this week.
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Woodside pulls the trigger on Louisiana LNG
Woodside Energy has reached a final investment decision to develop the three-train, 16.5 million tonne per annum (Mtpa) Louisiana LNG development.
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Ready for H2 applications: GF’s Butterfly Valve 565
Green hydrogen is a promising energy source for replacing fossil fuels. Piping systems, and their materials in particular, play an essential role in the efficiency of H2 production. Components such as the thermoplastic Butterfly Valve 565 by GF are designed to support the growth of green hydrogen with long-lasting materials and a reliable operation.
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A higher standard for safer electrofusion
As the demand for PE pipe continues to surge across Australia, ensuring that installation practices, particularly electrofusion welding, meet the highest safety and performance standards has never been more critical.
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Why HDPE pipe is a great fit for water
As the world moves toward more sustainable infrastructure, HDPE has become a material of choice for piping systems designed to last a lifetime while remaining reliable and leak-free.
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How Pipeline Plant Hire is backing the water industry
The Australian Pipeliner sat down with Pipeline Plant Hire to discuss the recipe behind the company’s success in the water infrastructure industry.
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Unique solutions for unique water challenges
Crusader Hose discusses the advantages of layflat hose systems over HDPE pipe in water transfer applications.
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APA talks the state of gas in Australia
APA Group CEO Adam Watson addressed the Australian Domestic Gas Outlook conference this week in Sydney.
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APA Group appoints new executive
Gas infrastructure giant APA Group has today announced the appointment of Rob Evans to the role of group executive, infrastructure delivery.
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Amplitude Energy targets Otway Basin development
Amplitude Energy and O.G. Energy have formed a joint venture to develop an Otway Basin gas project.
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APA: LNG imports ‘not a viable solution’
With gas shortfalls predicted in Australia from 2028, APA Group discusses the prospect of LNG imports – and why it ought to be avoided.
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APGA calls for holistic approach to gas policy
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) has called for a holistic, coordinated, and cross-party approach to gas policy to secure affordable and reliable energy for Australian households and industry.
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APA: Gas shortfall pushed back, but more work needed
Last week, the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) published its 2025 gas statement of opportunities, identifying shortfall risks in southern Australia from 2028 – a noticeable revision from its previous 2025 projection.
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Hunter Water making key network upgrades
Hunter Water is progressing critical reservoir upgrades to enhance water security, support regional growth, and ensure the long-term reliability of infrastructure.
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New water infrastructure project for NSW
The NSW Government has committed $59.2 million to building a new filtration plant to treat raw water from the Steuart McIntyre Dam and Sherwood Borefield in Kempsey, NSW.
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ExxonMobil and Woodside all in on Gippsland Basin
ExxonMobil and Woodside are investing another $350 million into the development of Gippsland Basin gas assets.
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APGA welcomes short-term gas improvements, but urgent policy reform still required
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) welcomes short-term improvements in the east-coast gas system but warns the underlying conditions responsible for gas supply shortfalls over the longer term remain unaddressed – making urgent bipartisan reform essential for delivering a sustainable energy future.
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Atlas expansion up and running
Senex Energy has delivered first gas from its $1 billion Atlas expansion project, with its natural gas yield now flowing into Australian households and industries.
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Shell clears regulatory hurdle for Crux project
Shell Australia has received NOPSEMA’s approval for an environmental plan concerning the development of its Crux offshore project.
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Renewable gas – waste not, want not
By rights, so called “renewable gases” should have an uncontroversial role in Australia’s energy transition.
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Woodside takes next step for Scarborough gas
Mind the gap: New sources of gas supply
Australians struggle to comprehend how one of the world’s three largest gas exporters might need to import liquefied natural gas to plug a looming shortfall caused by falling East Coast production.
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APGA welcomes Future Made in Australia decision
The Australian Senate has passed the Future Made in Australia (Production Tax Credits and Other Measures) Bill 2024, a move hailed by the industry as a major boost for jobs, manufacturing, and economic growth.
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