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SLUGCATCHER
Slugcatcher on the great circus at James Price Point
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
TWO winners, and a lot of losers. That’s
Slugcatcher’s
prediction for the outcome of a game that has started on a remote stretch of Kimberley coast where the oil industry is about to become the meat in a sandwich – and where the bread is two-speed Australia at its worst.
Full Story...
MORE SLUGCATCHER
Slugcatcher on the election game-changer
Slugcatcher on game-changing gas discoveries
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PREMIUM FEATURES
Month in Petroleum: August 2010 – LNG
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
LIQUEFIED natural gas continues to be a central theme of the Australian petroleum industry and while some of the attention continues to be focused on coal seam gas-to-LNG, the work being carried out in northwestern Australia is reaching near-titanic levels.
Full Story...
MORE PREMIUM FEATURES
Planets aligning for the high CO2 fields of Timor Sea
Platform explosion lights up oil
Personnel movements for the week ending September 1
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TECHNICAL & PRODUCT
Geothermal industry to reap rewards from new rig
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
GLOBE Drill believes the geothermal industry is set to benefit from the recently completed GT3000 rig that could make some previously unviable geothermal projects profitable.
Full Story...
MORE TECHNICAL & PRODUCT
Intergraph the choice at SHI, SMOE
PII software to be used on gas pipelines
Sturdy beast poised to bear seismic equipment
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PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENTS
Chief Financial Officer
(Wednesday, 1 September 2010)
Strategic Commercial and Operational Focus
Lead Organic Growth and M&A Initiatives
(Conventional and Unconventional Energy)
Brisbane based location
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Senior Inspector (Petroleum & Gas)
(Friday, 27 August 2010)
Employment Economic Development & Innovation / Roma or Dalby
Permanent Full Time
$88,184 - $94,558 p.a. plus superannuation
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Principal Inspector (Petroleum & Gas)
(Friday, 27 August 2010)
Employment Economic Development & Innovation / Roma or Dalby
Permanent Full Time
$97,702 - $103,334 p.a. plus superannuation
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LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
NYK-Hinode to ship Gorgon LNG plants
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
JAPANESE shipping company NYK-Hinode Line has signed an agreement to transport liquefied natural gas plants for the Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG project.
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MORE LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS
Kimberley hub faces new challenges
Enerflex wins Gorgon meter station contract
Clough JV tops up PNG LNG work
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COAL SEAM GAS
Dart receives first numbers for Indian blocks
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
DART Energy’s two recently awarded coal seam gas blocks in India could each hold a prospective coal seam gas resource of 450-728 billion cubic feet.
Full Story...
MORE COAL SEAM GAS
Aiming to Strike it lucky
Dart enters European CSG, shale industry
Queensland opens up CSG groundwater data
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SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
Kimberley hub faces new challenges
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
OPPOSITION continues to build against the planned Kimberley liquefied natural gas hub with an international shareholder campaign and the loss of support from traditional owners emerging as the latest threats.
Full Story...
MORE SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT
Cougar reaches agreement with DERM
Fire breaks out at Gulf production platform
Barnett launches Kimberley land acquisition bid
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DRILLING
Backreef-1 set for October spud: Oil Basins
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
OIL Basins is hoping to see the fruits of its hard work soon with the drilling of the Backreef-1 well in Western Australia’s Canning Basin scheduled for early next month.
Full Story...
MORE DRILLING
Worrior spirit still strong
Central Petroleum strikes oil
Galilee finds positive results on ATP 799P
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PROJECT PROFILES
Kimberley hub faces new challenges
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
OPPOSITION continues to build against the planned Kimberley liquefied natural gas hub with an international shareholder campaign and the loss of support from traditional owners emerging as the latest threats.
Full Story...
MORE PROJECT PROFILES
Barnett launches Kimberley land acquisition bid
Apache to develop Halyard field
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PRODUCTION
Worrior spirit still strong
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
STUART Petroleum has flowed 2300 barrels of oil per day during testing of the Worrior-7 well in the Cooper Basin.
Full Story...
MORE PRODUCTION
Ravensworth starts pumping
Empire moves close to production
US Update
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Beach, Drillsearch add to Cooper Basin reserves
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
BEACH Energy has declared the Brownlow and Canunda discoveries in the Cooper Basin’s PEL 106B to be commercial based on the results of testing.
Full Story...
Backreef-1 set for October spud: Oil Basins
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
OIL Basins is hoping to see the fruits of its hard work soon with the drilling of the Backreef-1 well in Western Australia’s Canning Basin scheduled for early next month.
Full Story...
Worrior spirit still strong
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
STUART Petroleum has flowed 2300 barrels of oil per day during testing of the Worrior-7 well in the Cooper Basin.
Full Story...
CURRENT FOCUS FEATURES
SEAAOC
Planets aligning for the high CO2 fields of Timor Sea
Australia to lead LNG exports: Fesharaki
SEAAOC keeps growing
TODAY'S STORIES CONTINUED
Central Petroleum strikes oil
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
CENTRAL Petroleum has struck oil at its Johnstone West-1 wildcat exploration well in the Pedirka Basin, Northern Territory, a feat that could prompt a decision to drill the Surprise-1 exploration well.
Full Story...
Month in Petroleum: August 2010 – LNG
Exclusively for Premium Subscribers
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
LIQUEFIED natural gas continues to be a central theme of the Australian petroleum industry and while some of the attention continues to be focused on coal seam gas-to-LNG, the work being carried out in northwestern Australia is reaching near-titanic levels.
Full Story...
Galilee finds positive results on ATP 799P
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
GALILEE Energy is on track to spend $A6 million as part of a four-year exploration program for its ATP 799P tenement in the Galilee Basin, Queensland, chief executive officer Glenn Haworth told
PetroleumNews.net
.
Full Story...
Geothermal industry to reap rewards from new rig
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
GLOBE Drill believes the geothermal industry is set to benefit from the recently completed GT3000 rig that could make some previously unviable geothermal projects profitable.
Full Story...
Oilex has high hopes for Indian tight gas success
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
OILEX believes the potential of the Eocene reservoirs at the Cambay field in Gujarat, India, is substantial and has good correlation with two of the most prolific shale gas plays in North America.
Full Story...
Octanex puts seismic campaign on hold
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
OCTANEX has suspended its initial offshore Taranaki seismic survey, primarily because of mechanical problems with the Reflect Resolution survey vessel, and does not know when the program will resume.
Full Story...
NYK-Hinode to ship Gorgon LNG plants
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
JAPANESE shipping company NYK-Hinode Line has signed an agreement to transport liquefied natural gas plants for the Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG project.
Full Story...
Fractures seen at Jolokia hot rocks probe
(Tuesday, 7 September 2010)
GEODYNAMICS has successfully identified fractures in the upper section of the granite in its Jolokia-1 well in the Cooper Basin using a purpose-built imaging tool.
Full Story...
BP planning to up asset sales
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
BP is reportedly looking at increasing to $US40 billion ($A43.7 billion) the amount it plans to raise from asset sales to cover its obligations following the Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Full Story...
Kimberley hub faces new challenges
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
OPPOSITION continues to build against the planned Kimberley liquefied natural gas hub with an international shareholder campaign and the loss of support from traditional owners emerging as the latest threats.
Full Story...
Cougar reaches agreement with DERM
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
THE Queensland Department of Environment and Resource Management will decide on the future of Cougar Energy’s Kingaroy pilot burn once the company completes an agreed forward work program.
Full Story...
Zola-1 drilling delayed
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
APACHE Energy has pushed back the drilling of the Zola-1 prospect, the largest undrilled structure in Western Australia’s Carnarvon Basin, to November.
Full Story...
Perdaman gets OK for coal to urea plant
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
PERDAMAN Chemicals and Fertilisers has received federal environment approval for a major coal gasification project in Western Australia.
Full Story...
Arcadia powers up Carbon
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
CARBON Energy has made inroads with its Queensland underground coal gasification plans, signing a power station development agreement with Arcadia Energy Trading, a company associated with Norwegian shipping magnate John Fredriksen.
Full Story...
NZ newcomer applies for East Coast Basin block
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
NEW Zealand newcomer East Coast Energy Ventures, with its Canadian dominated board, has applied for a second onshore East Coast Basin lease.
Full Story...
Dart receives first numbers for Indian blocks
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
DART Energy’s two recently awarded coal seam gas blocks in India could each hold a prospective coal seam gas resource of 450-728 billion cubic feet.
Full Story...
IEA director to speak at Adelaide conference
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
INTERNATIONAL Energy Agency deputy executive director Richard Jones will deliver the keynote address at the National Conference of the Australian Institute of Energy to be held in Adelaide from November 14-16.
Full Story...
Greymouth on the hunt at Kaimiro
(Monday, 6 September 2010)
GREYMOUTH Petroleum’s Tiger Rig is on the prowl again – this time moving to drill another appraisal/infill well in the onshore Taranaki Kaimiro gas field after completing the Ohanga-2 sidetrack well as a possible future petroleum producer.
Full Story...
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TWO winners, and a lot of losers. That’s Slugcatcher’s prediction for the outcome of a game that has started on a remote stretch of Kimberley coast where the oil industry is about to become the meat in a sandwich – and where the bread is two-speed Australia at its worst.
LIQUEFIED natural gas continues to be a central theme of the Australian petroleum industry and while some of the attention continues to be focused on coal seam gas-to-LNG, the work being carried out in northwestern Australia is reaching near-titanic levels.
