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.
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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
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New EnergyQuest Coal Seam Gas Report
"Australian Coal Seam Gas 2008"
Coal Seam Gas is now the hottest part of the Australian gas sector and is generating international interest.
LNG proposals are gaining in credibility:
- BG Group has joined QGC in their Gladstone LNG project.
- BG Group has bid for Origin Energy.
- Petronas has joined the Santos LNG project and in doing so has set new benchmarks for CSM value.
- Origin has knocked back the BG bid but is itself embracing LNG.
- Shell has formed an LNG alliance with Arrow Energy.
At the same time an Emissions Trading Scheme is expected from 2010, which will increase the demand for gas for power generation in eastern Australia.
Australian Coal Seam Gas 2008 provides an up-to-date, comprehensive and independent report on the current state of play and outlook for Australian CSG.
Available now. For further details: csg@energyquest.com.au
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EnergyQuest™ EnergyQuarterly August 2008 Report
Australia’s booming coal seam gas sector pushes 2007-08 production to record
2 September 08
- Coal seam gas production up 39% in 2007-08
- CSG reserves up 87%
- Oil production down
- Australia petroleum trade deficit passes $10 billion
The report shows massive growth in coal seam gas (CSG) reserves in Queensland and NSW during the year.
A year ago total proved and probable (2P) CSG reserves were 6,600 PJ, about ten times annual east coast demand. Reserves have since almost doubled to 12,400 PJ (2P).
“The development of Australia’s CSG reserves continues apace and demand remains very strong,” EnergyQuest CEO, Dr Graeme Bethune, said today.
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Biofuels in Australia - A Growing Sector
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This report was produced by APAC Biofuel Consultants, a joint venture of EnergyQuest and Ecco Consulting.
Australian Biofuel Projects 2007
APAC Biofuels Consultants - a joint venture of EnergyQuest and Ecco Consulting - are pleased to present Australian Biofuel Projects 2007. This Study is a follow-up to and complements our major multi-client study, Biofuels in Australia: A Growing Sector.
Australian Biofuel Projects 2007 provides detailed profiles of all Australian biofuel projects and companies, together with forecasts of industry capacity, updated to end May, 2007.
In undertaking this study we have reviewed the Australian companies and projects and spoken with a wide range of feedstock providers, oil companies and government officials to provide a fresh perspective on the potential of the biofuel sector, its key challenges and its competitive threats.
To purchase a copy telephone EnergyQuest (+61) 08 8431 7903
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This report was produced by APAC Biofuel Consultants, a joint venture of EnergyQuest and Ecco Consulting.
