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Reports produced by EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly Helping you keep on top of Australian oil and gas Indispensable statistical tool EnergyQuarterly provides a comprehensive statistical analysis of Australian oil and gas production, reserves and other key data Testimonials “I’d really like to congratulate you on these reports-filling a very useful niche, ”-major Australian energy company. “Thank you for your latest Quarterly report…They’re always a great source of information for us…,”-Australian federal energy agency. “I meant to thank you for bringing my attention to your publication. It has been invaluable in the last couple of weeks…”-Australian state energy agency. Payment options Choose the type of subscription you wish to subscribe to below. Telephone EnergyQuest (+61) 08 8431 7903 Print this Energy Quarterly order form and faxing it to EnergyQuest Fax (+61) 08 8431 6620 EnergyQuarterly Terms of Use	NEW UPDATED Australian Coal Seam Gas 2010: CSG Meets LNG 4th May 2010 EnergyQuest has updated its multi-client report, Australian Coal Seam Gas 2010: CSG Meets LNG. The report has all the details on Australian CSG projects and the sector as a whole plus the LNG projects, Australia’s place in global LNG, CSG exploration, environmental issues, government policies, competing LNG projects, the Queensland LNG outlook and recent government policy changes. It provides a comprehensive and timely review of this rapidly growing sector. more PDF 208KB EnergyQuarterly Feb 2010: Australian oil production in 2009 falls to lowest level in 40 years: major industry report 5th March 2010 Australian production of crude oil during 2009 dropped to its lowest level in four decades, according to a leading industry report card released today. The report – by energy economics group, EnergyQuest – shows that oil production throughout the country fell 17% last year from 120.6 million barrels to 99.5 million barrels. This is the lowest level since 1970. The slump in oil production reflects the maturity of Australia’s major producing oil fields, together with disruptions due to maintenance and weather. “The recent start-up of BHP Billiton’s Pyrenees oil field and Apache’s Van Gogh field – both situated off Western Australia’s north-west coast - will provide a boost in the short-term, however the long-term trend is for production to keep falling,” EnergyQuest Chief Executive Officer, Dr Graeme Bethune, said today. Natural gas production grew strongly during the year. Total Australian natural gas production increased by 10.1 per cent in the 12 months to December 2009, reaching a record 1897 petajolues (PJ). more PDF 25KB EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly subscription brochure & order form EnergyQuarterly Terms of Use Australian Coal Seam Gas 2010: CSG Meets LNG In response to client requests, EnergyQuest announces the second edition of its multi-client report, Australian Coal Seam Gas. It fully updates the 2008 report, plus contains new sections on Australia’s place in global LNG, CSG exploration, environmental issues, government policies, competing LNG projects and the Queensland LNG outlook. Download PDF 215KB *AUSTRALIAN BIOFUELS 2009 (September 2009)* *An essential reference document for the Australian Biofuel industry* APAC biofuel consultants launch another annual independent assessment and analysis of the Australian biofuel industry -Australian Biofuels 2009. This Study provides the most up-to-date information of the state of the Australian biofuel industry with emphasis on the development of second generation biofuels in Australia. more.......... Download study outline, brochure & order form pdf EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly August 2009 Record Australian 2008-09 gas production and reserves 1 September 2009 Australian natural gas production continues to perform strongly, hitting a new record in the 12 months to June 2009, according to a leading industry report card. The report – released today by energy economics group, EnergyQuest – also shows that Australia’s gas reserves and resources are increasingly of global significance. Total natural gas production in Australia increased by 4.8 per cent in the year to June 2009, reaching a record 1779 petajolues. The growth was primarily due to increased exports of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) from the North West Shelf in Western Australia. Australia’s gas reserves and resources also continue to expand at a rapid rate. EnergyQuest estimates that Australia’s natural gas reserves (proved, probable and possible) and resources (best-estimate) now total over 200,000 PJ or 200 Trillion Cubic Feet (TCF). more pdf 20KB EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly subscription brochure & order form EnergyQuarterly Terms of Use EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly May 2009 Australian oil and gas production continues to resist global downturn 3 June 2009 Australian oil and gas production is resisting the international downturn, continuing to perform strongly for the second consecutive quarter, according to a leading industry report card. The report – released today by energy economics group, EnergyQuest – also shows Australian gas project activity is at an all time high, a clear indication companies are looking through the downturn to the economic recovery. Higher oil and gas production Total petroleum production in Australia increased 7.1 per cent in the March quarter 2009, compared with the previous corresponding period, March 2008. BHP Billiton was Australia’s largest petroleum producer for the 12 months to 31 March, producing 87.7 million barrels of oil equivalent, 18.3 per cent of national production. Oil production spiked 4.8 per cent in the three months to 31 March 2009 to 27.6 million barrels. “Oil production improved, driven by the start of production at the Vincent field and significantly higher production from Enfield, both Woodside projects offshore Western Australia,” EnergyQuest Chief Executive Officer, Dr Graeme Bethune, said today. Total Australian natural gas production grew by 7.5 per cent for the quarter and reached a record 1,732 petajoules (PJ) in the 12 months to 31 March, driven by increased LNG production. more pdf 32KB EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly subscription brochure & order form EnergyQuarterly Terms of Use Australian Coal Seam Gas 2008: CSG Meets LNG September 2008 Update Two months is a long time in Australian coal seam gas, with Origin Energy’s recent announcement of its joint venture with ConocoPhillips. EnergyQuest has updated its successful report, Australian Coal Seam Gas 2008: CSG Meets LNG to take account of all recent reserves announcements and company developments. The report provides an up-to-date, comprehensive and independent report on the current state of play and outlook for Australian CSG. Download brochure pdf 180KB. New Biofuels Report What is the current position of biofuels in Australia? A new report from APAC Biofuel Consultants (a joint venture of EnergyQuest and Ecco Consulting) has found that the ethanol industry is establishing itself on a sustainable basis. Biodiesel has had numerous challenges but is now getting back on its feet. The report, Australian Biofuels 2008, provides a review of all commercial developments and policies affecting the Australian industry over the past 12 months, including a summary of all Australian biofuel projects and companies, world trends, government policies, mandates, biofuel economics and feedstock trends, together with forecasts of industry capacity, updated to end June, 2008. For further details download the brochure or email: study@apacbiofuel.com.au Download brochure pdf 167KB.
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