Oil and Gas Extraction and Production
Queensland is set to gain a significant boost in jobs in the local renewable hydrogen industry with 100 on offer as it gears up.
A partnership between a multinational mining company and an oil and gas producer has started feasibility work on a new $16 billion gas development off the shore of Western Australia.
BHP has progressed the proposed $16 billion Scarborough development offshore Western Australia to feasibility study phase, the third and final phase required to finalise a proposal for a final investment decision.
Expressions of interest have been called for several packages related to development of a floating gas production unit in offshore WA.
Expressions of interest are open for several equipment packages with Woodside projects including an LNG supply transport and bunkering services for dual fuel vessels, air drier, battery energy storage system, GRE piping system, shell and tube exchangers, variable speed drives and substructure digital management systems.
Expressions of interest for inspection services for a gas project in offshore northwest Australia close 27 February.
The basis of design is being finalised for the Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) phase for an oil extraction project off the North West Shelf.
A key contract has been awarded for a pilot project that will trial the latest technology to liquefy and transport hydrogen for export from a Victorian port and position Australia as a global leader in hydrogen production.
A developer of gas resources in the North West Shelf has awarded a contract for the design, construction and operation of a new pipeline connecting LNG plants on the Burrup Peninsula in the Pilbara.