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day North West Shelf LNG Terminal is an LNG export terminal in Western Australia, Australia. According to the company website in 1989 the first cargo of

Ichthys FLNG Terminal is an LNG terminal in Western Australia, Australia. Ichthys FLNG is named after the Ichthys offshore gas and condensate field in the Browse

plant near Collie in Western Australia. In late June 2011 Perdaman Industries lodged a claim in the Supreme Court of Western Australia for $3.5 billion

the virus. All mining exploration activities in the Northern Territory have been suspended in Australia in an attempt to avoid spreading coronavirus to

Rio Grande LNG Terminal, Driftwood LNG Terminal, Freeport LNG Terminal (Train 4), Plaquemines LNG Terminal, Lake Charles LNG Terminal, Annova LNG Brownsville

suppression measures. Expansion plans in the port include the development of LNG exports, expansion of existing coal terminals and alumina refinery as well as

least two years as supplies for existing plants have been locked-in, Arup Roy Choudhury told Reuters in an interview. In August 2010, NTPC agreed with Bangladesh

go to the question of LNG; for every tonne of LNG produced in Australia, we actually reduce emissions in China by four tonnes in terms of CO2 emissions

currently operate 15 mines throughout Australia and Indonesia. We have a plant fleet valued in excess of $1.2 billion, which moves more than 2 million tonnes

current proposed coal and LNG expansion is proposed in northern Queensland with a series of proposed new coal and LNG export terminals within or requiring ships

2012 coal prices in Australia have dipped 30% since the beginning of the year, largely because of a dip in Chinese demand. It was reported in October 2011

billion cubic feet per day Gorgon LNG Terminal is an LNG terminal in Western Australia, Australia. The US$55 billion LNG terminal is a part of the Gorgon gas

Darwin LNG Terminal is an LNG terminal in Northern Territory, Australia. An expansion project has been proposed but is presumed shelved as of May 2024

Retrieved 2023-08-30. LNG Prime Staff (2022-12-15). "Jemena to start building pipeline to connect Port Kembla LNG import terminal". LNG Prime. Retrieved 2023-08-30

other LNG plants, Queensland Curtis LNG Terminal and Gladstone LNG Terminal also convert coal seam gas into LNG. Coal seam gas projects in Australia are

Crib Point LNG Terminal was a proposed FSRU terminal off the coast of Victoria, Australia. It was cancelled by AGL Energy in May 2021. The terminal was planned

Government of Western Australia Department of State Development "Gorgon Project (Barrow Island)", Government of Western Australia, accessed June 2010. Chevron

government in November 2015. Construction began in September 2017 and was expected to be completed by mid-2018, with an in-service date of late 2018. In December

fields in Papua New Guinea to justify three LNG trains by 2023 to 2025, in addition to the existing two trains at PNG LNG. In July 2020, the Australian partner

Energy Terminal or PKET, is an FSRU terminal under construction in Port Kembla, New South Wales, Australia. The terminal is under construction in Port Kembla