Shell is set to invest in the next phase of Arrow Energy's Surat Gas Project in Queensland, Australia, to secure ongoing gas supply for both domestic customers and its Queensland Curtis liquefied natural gas (QCLNG) export terminal.
Arrow Energy is an incorporated joint venture (JV) equally owned by Shell and PetroChina.
Shell confirmed that production from the new phase, known as Surat Gas Project Central, is expected to begin in 2028.
The development comprises 143 backfill wells, designed to deliver around 79 million standard cubic feet, or approximately 84 terajoules, of gas per day at peak output.
Gas will be supplied to the Australian domestic market as well as international liquefied natural gas (LNG) clients through the QCLNG facility, operated by Shell on Curtis Island near Gladstone.
#project #qclng #domestic
Arrow Energy is an incorporated joint venture (JV) equally owned by Shell and PetroChina.
Shell confirmed that production from the new phase, known as Surat Gas Project Central, is expected to begin in 2028.
The development comprises 143 backfill wells, designed to deliver around 79 million standard cubic feet, or approximately 84 terajoules, of gas per day at peak output.
Gas will be supplied to the Australian domestic market as well as international liquefied natural gas (LNG) clients through the QCLNG facility, operated by Shell on Curtis Island near Gladstone.
#project #qclng #domestic
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