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Chinchilla worker, protester in scuffle
(Tuesday, 21 May 2013)

A CONTRACTOR working for QGC at Chinchilla, Queensland, has been involved in a scuffle with anti-CSG protesters and attempted to slash the tyres of a blockade vehicle.
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APPEA defends CSG against Greens
(Tuesday, 21 May 2013)

THE Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association has hit out at the Greens’ policy urging no new coal seam gas.
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PetroChina sweeps out on WestSide
(Wednesday, 15 May 2013)

A TAKEOVER bid of WestSide Corporation by PetroChina is dead in the water after PetroChina elected to pull out of negotiations “because the general situation in Australia has changed so much”.
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Planet shifts away from NSW CSG
(Tuesday, 14 May 2013)

PLANET Gas has seemingly become the next victim of ongoing regulatory uncertainty in New South Wales, confirming it is walking away from its coal seam gas interests in the state.
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QGC rails against fuzzy maths
(Friday, 10 May 2013)

QGC says that even if fugitive emissions from the workover of CSG wells is 100 times greater than currently predicted, the cost of ongoing monitoring will outweigh the supposed efficiency gains.
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Queensland residents say it’s not enough
(Friday, 10 May 2013)

LOCK The Gate Alliance president Drew Hutton has joined Dr Geralyn McCarron and residents from the Queensland town of Tara to deliver a copy of a report on CSG to Queensland Health Minister Laurence Springborg.
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QGC points finger at activists
(Wednesday, 8 May 2013)

QGC claims activists are responsible for damages at the company’s pipe-laying activities servicing the Queensland Curtin LNG project.
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Tanna goes for greenies
(Friday, 3 May 2013)

BG GROUP Australia chairman Catherine Tanna has hit out at green groups for using “highly questionable” reasoning to change public policy.
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CSG watch on NSW website
(Friday, 3 May 2013)

THE New South Wales government has launched a website for landowners and residents concerned about the coal seam gas industry.
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QGC meets anti-CSG protestors
(Thursday, 2 May 2013)

QGC has started work on a trench for the main pipeline servicing the Queensland Curtin LNG project, which crosses Columboola Creek, despite a protest rally to stop the project from progressing.
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Collaboration finds $61M opportunity
(Tuesday, 30 April 2013)

A COLLABORATION between biotechnology company PolyGenomX and CSG Enviro Services could provide a $61 million profit for the top coal seam gas producers in Queensland.
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Consol, PA regulators make lake deal
(Friday, 26 April 2013)

THE Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and producer Consol Energy have come to an agreement that will bring back to life a lake in the southeast portion of the state and add additional acreage to the state park it encompasses.
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Veolia wins QGC contract
(Monday, 15 April 2013)

BG GROUP subsidiary QGC has awarded Veolia Water Australia an $800 million contract for work on the QCLNG project in the Surat Basin.
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Seismic scare tactics
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(Friday, 12 April 2013)

GREEN groups are crying “earthquake” in their latest campaign to scare communities into opposing Australia’s emerging shale gas industry.
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Santos commits to selling into NSW
(Wednesday, 10 April 2013)

SANTOS has confirmed its intention to sell gas from its yet-to-be-developed Narrabri coal seam gas project in New South Wales to the state’s domestic market, quashing fears that it could simply be piped to its Gladstone LNG project in Queensland.
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Exoma cuts staff
(Tuesday, 9 April 2013)

EXOMA Energy has announced four redundancies and is saying goodbye to chief operating officer Josh Whitcombe after the board made a decision to scale back operations in lieu of any drilling program for 2013.
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Tlou debuts today
(Tuesday, 9 April 2013)

TODAY’S the big day for Tlou Energy, with the coal seam hunter to start trading on the Australian Securities Exchange under the symbol TOU after completing a $10 million initial public offering.
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Dart moves to UK, CEO gone
(Tuesday, 2 April 2013)

REGULATORY uncertainty surrounding coal seam gas in New South Wales, and Australia generally, has claimed a second victim, with Dart Energy to pack up and shift its focus to the UK.
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CSG players hit back at ABC claims
(Tuesday, 2 April 2013)

COAL seam gas industry players Santos and QGC have denied that the environmental impact statement relating to the QCLNG and GLNG projects at Gladstone were rushed and lacked basic information.
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Qld govt approves CSG pipeline
(Tuesday, 26 March 2013)

ARROW Energy’s proposed $1 billion coal seam gas pipeline has been given the go-ahead by the Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection.
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Tara claims dismissed
(Friday, 22 March 2013)

THE Queensland Department of Health has found no causal link between CSG emissions in Tara and health complaints made by residents, suggesting the symptoms are too broad to nail down any particular cause.
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Sino Gas upgrades
(Thursday, 21 March 2013)

SINO Gas & Energy has announced a 2P reserve of 327 billion cubic feet of gas, up nearly 1500% from the previous estimate of 22Bcf, based on an independent assessment by RISC Operations.
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Kinetiko goes with the flow
(Thursday, 21 March 2013)

KINETIKO Energy has recorded a sustained flow rate of 332,000 cubic feet of gas per day from its pilot well at its Amersfoort license in South Africa, saying most of the flow appears to be coming from conventional sandstones rather than coal seams.
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EcoPlough frames CSG exploration
(Thursday, 21 March 2013)

UNDERGROUND Services has been honoured at the National Gas Industry Innovation Awards for its EcoPlough, which has significant implications for the CSG exploration industry.
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GE lands a big one
(Wednesday, 20 March 2013)

GE has been handed a $US620 million ($A597 million) contract to provide turbine maintenance services at the QCLNG plant at Gladstone.
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APPEA slams manufacturing body
(Wednesday, 20 March 2013)

AUSTRALIAN Petroleum Production and Exploration Association (APPEA) heads have condemned a call from Manufacturing Australia chair Sue Morphet to establish two separate gas prices in Australia.
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LNG players pitch in for helicopter: VIDEO
(Tuesday, 19 March 2013)

THE four major LNG proponents in Gladstone have teamed up to purchase a medical rescue helicopter capable of servicing the wider area.
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Titan Energy Services upgrades again
(Tuesday, 19 March 2013)

TITAN Energy Services has upgraded its profit guidance for the third time this year to an expected $12.5 million to $13.5 million.
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Industry bodies join CSG slam
(Friday, 15 March 2013)

A CONSORTIUM of energy bodies has lashed out at the government’s “knee-jerk” reaction on coal seam gas legislation.
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Sino back to work early
(Thursday, 14 March 2013)

SINO Gas & Energy is back at work following the Chinese New Year period and says an assessment of its Chinese coal seam gas projects may be released this month.
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