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Women in Energy: Gas
FutureGAS 2011 concluded with a panel session and networking event for women in the gas industry, held at sponsor Deloitte’s offices from 6.30–8.30pm, which focused on how women might help meet looming skills shortages in the natural gas sector.
FutureGAS 2011 – once again a success for MWM
After the successes of FutureGAS in 2009 and 2010, MWM Energy Australia took up the major sponsorship as Event Partner at FutureGAS 2011.
A year on from the PRRT
Discussions surrounding the proposed extension of the petroleum resource rent tax and a potential carbon price are likely to distract the gas industry from broader tax issues affecting the sector. KPMG national Tax Leader for Energy and Natural Resources Rod Henderson outlines the key tax issues facing gas companies.
Business marketing: the value of advertising online
Does your marketing plan include a budget for online ads? Find out why placing advertisements online is no longer an optional extra.
Governing gas – one on one with Martin Ferguson
Gas Today sat down with the Hon Martin Ferguson to discuss the Federal Government’s perspective on the issues which are shaping Australia’s gas industry. Katherine St Lawrence and Stephanie Clancy report.
Three reasons to invest in gas-fired power generation
Investec Bank (Australia) is developing the 1,000 MW Cherokee Gas-Fired Power Station, located approximately 65 km southeast of Adelaide, as sole sponsor and principal. Here, Investec’s Mark Headland reveals his top three reasons for investing in gas-fired power generation.Gas: fuel for the future by a country mile
Philip St Baker is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ERM Power, which began as a specialist advisory firm and has now expanded its operations to include electricity sales, generation and gas procurement. Here he speaks to Gas Today about ERM’s activities in the gas industry.
Reinventing the wheel in CSG
As Australia begins its odyssey into the coal seam gas market, it would be reasonable to suspect there is a combination of excitement and apprehension running through the industry. Although it is universally recognised that no two basins are alike and even differences can exist from well to well, there are some comparisons that can be drawn between the United States and Australian markets.Overlapping tenure in Queensland: a new regime
The Queensland Government has sought feedback on proposed new laws to better manage conflicts arising out of overlapping tenure, writes Carter Newell resources Partner James Plumb.
Tips for lean CSG facility design
Coal seam gas developments offer unique challenges to gas plant design and processing due to the low well productivity, low wellhead flowing pressures and the large number of wells required compared to conventional gas wells. Uhde Shedden Australia has developed the Lean Engineering approach to deliver substantial cost and schedule savings when designing CSG facilities.
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