What is CSG?

Coal seam gas is natural gas which is mainly composed of methane. Visit the Australia Pacific LNG  website to learn more about CSG, how it differs from conventional gas, how it is produced and where it is found in Australia.

Media releases

23 January 2012

• Australia Pacific LNG and Sinopec sign binding agreements for further LNG supply and an increase in equity to 25%  (884KB)

12 December 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG and Sinopec sign non-binding Heads of Agreement for further LNG supply and additional equity taking Sinopec to 25% ownership in Australia Pacific LNG  (43KB)

17 November 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG and Kansai Electric sign 20 year agreement for LNG supply  (28KB)

9 August 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG completes Subscription Agreement with Sinopec

28 July 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG takes FID on first phase of two train project

21 April 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG and Sinopec sign binding agreements for LNG supply and a 15% equity interest  (65KB)

25 February 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG and Sinopec sign Heads of Agreement for LNG supply and 15% equity interest  (42KB)

22 February 2011

• Australia Pacific LNG project gains Federal environmental approval  (26KB)

25 March 2010

• Australia Pacific LNG's Environmental Impact Statement to be released for public comment

21 Jan 2010

• Australia Pacific LNG commissions Stage Two Talinga plant

3 April 2007

• Spring Gully Coal Seam Gas Production to Expand

25 July 2006

• Origin Energy to invest additional $114 million in Queensland Coal Seam Gas

25 November 2005

• Spring Gully Gas Development to help meet Queensland's growing demand for energy  (82KB)

25 January 2005

• Equipment delivered to Origin’s Spring Gully site  (74KB)

5 November 2004

• Origin Energy site tour at Spring Gully  (74KB)

28 July 2004

• Spring Gully - Wallumbilla pipeline due to commence in August  (78KB)

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