People and policy
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APGA makes major board changes
APGA has a new president and board member following its 51st annual general meeting (AGM) held earlier this week.
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APGA: industry stays safe despite challenges
Australian pipelines have an outstanding safety record despite facing unique challenges when delivering gas and water to consumers, says a major industry association.
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Vale Peter Rees
The Australian pipeline industry has been deeply saddened by the passing of industry legend Peter Rees.
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APGA: ACT gas emission reduction plan takes “wrong approach”
The recently issued ACT Climate Change Strategy takes a problematic approach to reducing gas emissions, says APGA CEO Steve Davies.
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Australia hits record oil and gas production
Australia produced more oil and gas in 2018-19 than in any previous year, according to the latest EnergyQuest report.
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ARENA prioritising hydrogen
Hydrogen is among the Australian Renewable Energy Agency’s (ARENA) investment priorities outlined in a newly launched plan.
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Gas major player in 2050 energy forecast
Gas, renewables and carbon capture and storage (CCS) need to work together for a rapid energy transition, according to a new report.
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Brisbane set for renewable hydrogen project
BOC will undertake a new $3.1 million renewable hydrogen production and refuelling pilot project in Queensland.
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First oil at Greater Enfield
Woodside has reported that first oil has been produced at the Greater Enfield Project offshore Western Australia.
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Applications open for WA exploration funding
The Western Australia Government has opened applications for round 20 of its co-funded drilling scheme.
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Fyfe acquires Gleeson Surveying
Fyfe has purchased Narrabri-based Gleeson Surveying to expand its reach in New South Wales.
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TechnipFMC splitting into two companies
RemainCo and SpinCo will be the two independent, publicly traded companies that arise following the separation of TechnipFMC.
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Government backs Newcastle LNG project
The New South Wales Government has labelled an in-development LNG import terminal as Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI).
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Future Fuels releases hydrogen report
The Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) has released a report covering the work of hydrogen roadmaps from around the world.
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Gorgon CCS finally operational
The long-delayed carbon capture and storage (CCS) development has begun at the Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG Project.
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Buyers circling Crux
Seven Group’s stake in the Crux gas field is up for grabs with the bidding process for the resource now underway.
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Gas-fired power up on east coast
Gas-fired power generation on Australia’s east coast was 36 per cent higher in July compared to last year, according to EnergyQuest.
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PNG renegotiating gas agreement
The Papua New Guinea Government is seeking to renegotiate the terms of the Papua LNG gas agreement.
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New approvals could stall PKGT
Australian Industrial Energy’s (AIE) LNG import project could face a delay as it moves to increase its gas capacity.
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APA granted survey licence for Galilee-Moranbah pipeline
The Queensland Government has granted APA Group a survey licence for its proposed Galilee Moranbah Pipeline.
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APGA: gas measures an “opportunity”
The Federal Government’s new gas supply initiatives are a chance to bring stability to the industry, says the head of a prominent industry association.
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Government releases largest offshore acreage in 20 years
The Australian Government’s 2019 Offshore Petroleum Acreage Release is the largest of its kind since the year 2000.
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APGA introduces CEO video updates
APGA has introduced a new format for the presentation of regular messages from its CEO to members.
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ATCO opens green hydrogen facility
ATCO has unveiled its $3.6 million Clean Energy Innovation Hub in Jandakot, Western Australia.
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Jemena: government intervention a “band-aid”
Additional market supply, not government intervention, will lower gas prices, says the head of one of Australia’s largest pipeline operators.
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IEA: switching to gas reduces emissions
A report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) says countries switching from coal to natural gas reduces CO2 emissions.
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