Trans-Australia gas pipeline plan starts talk of forgotten fields twice the size of US Permian Basin
Monday, 01 March 2021
A Trans-Australia natural gas pipeline is back on the agenda with supplies being transported from Western Australia to the East Coast instead of, or in addition to, developing LNG import infrastructure and has renewed talk about the undeveloped onshore Australian resources rivalling the US Permian Basin.
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- TransAustralia natural gas
- Equus natural gas field
- Equus gas field
- Kimberley gas fields
- Canning Basin
- Asia gas
- Australian natural gas
- Western Australian gas
- Western Gas
- APA Group
- Andrew Leibovitch
- LNG projects
- East Coast LNG projects
- Western Australia LNG exports
- East Coast LNG
- Queensland LNG plants
- Japan LNG
- China LNG imports
- Malcolm Turnbull
- Hess Corp
- Hess Corp gas
- Woodside Petroleum
- Baker Hughes Company
- US Permian Basin
- Marcellus Shale
