http://www.seaaoc.com daily 1 2009-09-15T08:08:36Z http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/construction-begins-on-darwin-marine-supply-base Construction has commenced on the marine supply base at Darwin, Northern Territory, which is part of the NT’s 2030 target to establish Darwin as a key centre for gas operations and maintenance. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-05-10T02:05:17Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/forward-estimates-highlight-role-of-oil-gas-appea WHILE the resources sector has escaped the federal budget relatively unscathed, it has highlighted forward revenues being driven by the sector as underpinning the importance of the industry to the national interest. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-05-09T06:25:35Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/bonaparte-lng-floating-along THE Bonaparte LNG project remains on target to begin front-end engineering and design studies next year before a final investment decision is made in the latter half of 2014. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-05-09T05:54:38Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/shell-sells-prelude-stake Shell has sold a further 15% equity in the prestigious Prelude floating liquefied natural gas project in Australia to two large Asian LNG buyers. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-04-27T06:52:32Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/more-wheatstone-lng-heading-for-japan ASIA’S appetite for Australian LNG is continuing, with Chevron and its partners in the Wheatstone LNG project signing a non-binding agreement to supply Japan’s Chubu Electric Power Company with LNG from the Western Australian project. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-04-18T23:42:04Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/meo-mpf-status-renewed The Australian Government has renewed Major Project Facilitation status for MEO Australia’s Tassie Shoal liquefied natural gas and methanol project, following a five-year extension on environmental approvals issued in March. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-04-05T06:02:21Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/chevron-cracks-the-whip CHEVRON has warned that productivity at its Gorgon project remains a key issue if the $43 billion project is to meet its set timelines and budgets. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-04-05T05:51:19Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/deep-water-heartbreak OFFSHORE exploration in Australia has moved into deeper waters, although the industry is hardly shouting about the trend. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-04-05T04:10:53Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/pluto-gets-ball-rolling Woodside’s Pluto project has delivered its first gas into a processing train, putting the liquefied natural gas project at ready for start up status. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-22T22:00:13Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/outlook-bright-for-australian-lng AUSTRALIA’S resources and energy export earnings are forecast to continue to grow over the next five years to reach a record $A225 billion in 2016-17, boosted largely by the country’s LNG sector. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-22T05:08:18Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/inpex-takes-17.5-stake-in-prelude INPEX has announced it has grabbed a 17.5% share in Shell’s Prelude floating LNG project in WA-44-L for an undisclosed amount. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-19T02:44:44Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/bam-clough-wins-jetty-contract Dutch construction company BAM International and Australian engineering company Clough have won a A$370 million (US$384.3 million) contract to build a loading jetty for the Inpex-operated Ichthys liquefied natural gas project. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-12T06:12:23Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/darwin-population-to-grow-by-50-pc Investors in Darwin will see a soaring property market off the back of future resources projects, developments and government initiatives. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-07T06:15:00Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/woodside-the-big-picture AS WOODSIDE grapples with securing third-party gas for a Pluto expansion and negotiating a deal with the Timorese government for the Sunrise project, changing supply side dynamics may seal the fate of its controversial Browse project. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-03-02T03:45:27Z News Item http://www.seaaoc.com/news-old/nt-workers-given-priority-for-gas-jobs Local workers will be given priority for jobs on the $34 billion Ichthys gas project, according to the Northern Territory Government. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-02-29T22:33:32Z News Item