The two LNG tanks continue to progress at Santos GLNG’s Curtis Island facility.
The US$18.5 billion GLNG project involves developing gas fields from the Bowen and Surat Basins in south-western Queensland, and will transport the gas via a 420 kilometre underground pipeline to an LNG plant on Curtis Island, off the coastline of Gladstone.
LNG World News Staff, April 14, 2014; Image: Santos GLNG
Bechtel Gladstone posted an image of thousands of workers in yellow hi-vis walking along the GLNG site’s main haul ...
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The Santos GLNG project recently set a new record for safety at the Curtis Island facility. The company said the ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project in Australia is progressing well and it remains on track for first LNG in ...
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Santos GLNG said that the last LNG module has left Batangas in the Philippines and is now bound for Curtis Island. ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project in Australia is progressing well and it is on track for first LNG in 2015. ...
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Hydro-testing on one of Santos GLNG’s two liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage tanks at its Curtis Island site ...
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Bechtel Gladstone posted an aerial picture of the three LNG projects being built on Curtis Island in Australia. ...
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The US$18.5 billion Santos GLNG project is over 80% complete and on track for first LNG in 2015. Santos of ...
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Take a look at how Santos GLNG is developing Queensland’s coal seam gas resources as it is building a new ...
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The flare tower at Santos GLNG’s plant on Curtis Island stands more than 120 metres tall. The US$18.5 billion ...
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Work continues on the refrigeration compressor structure in Santos GLNG’s second liquefaction processing ...
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Santos said today that the GLNG jetty is over 95% complete with the installation of quick release mooring hooks and ...
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The Santos GLNG project in Australia is about 75% complete and on track for the first shipment of LNG to sail out ...
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A large propane condenser rack module recently arrived on the Santos GLNG site from Bechtel’s module yard in the ...
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