Thu, 10 May 2012
Murphy Pipe and Civil has secured an $A250 million contract to install QGC’s upstream network of high-density polyethyelene CSG pipelines throughout Queensland’s Surat Basin.
Murphy Pipe and Civil Managing Director Jim Campbell said key to Murphy Pipe and Civil’s successful foray into the CSG sector had been the introduction of the company’s innovative Spiderploughs and Fast Fusion welding technology to Australia.
“Our company always looks for continuous improvement in our operations and we believe the Spiderplough and Fast Fusion technology we have introduced into the country heralds a positive new chapter in the history of the pipeline industry,” he said.
Murphy Pipe and Civil said it expects the pipeline installation to take approximately two years to complete.
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Thu, 10 May 2012
Tasmania’s Hobart City Council has added a fleet of five compressed natural gas-powered trucks to complement the fleet of diesel-electric hybrids currently operating in the city.
Thu, 10 May 2012
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.
Thu, 10 May 2012
Sargent is introducing at least 15 ‘go anywhere’ specialist buses to its fleet for use across Queensland’s CSG industry.
Fri, 4 May 2012
Santos Chairman Peter Coates has spoken out on the importance of gas in delivering an affordable energy source in Australia at the company’s Annual General Meeting. held in Adelaide.
Thu, 26 April 2012
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