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A new shift in the global energy scene: Australian shale
Beach Energy’s Holdfast-1 well became Australia’s first exploratory shale gas well in South Australia’s Cooper Basin on 12 July 2011. Gas Today Associate Editor Lauren Molan speaks with Managing Director Reg Nelson to discuss how the junior explorer turned an unconventional idea into a real-life revolution, and sheds light on the future of Australia’s newly established shale industry.
Improving LNG production efficiency with cryogenic pressure swing adsorption
A number of major LNG developments are ramping up across Australia and it is important to ensure that when in operation, these projects run efficiently with as little negative environmental impact as possible. Professor Eric May and PhD candidate Thomas Saleman explain the extensive research they have undertaken to develop an innovative way to improve LNG production.
SynCat to benefit gas-to-liquid technology
Wed, 22 June 2011
The Federal Government has launched Australia’s first synthetic fuels facility at the Australian Resources Research Centre in Western Australia's Technology Park in Perth.
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.
Metering gas for Gorgon
Enerflex has been developing a suite of project execution procedures to demonstrate how the company will construct the domestic gas custody transfer meter station for the Chevron-operated Gorgon LNG Development.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.
Tailored logistics solutions for large-scale LNG projects
With large LNG developments planned for remote parts of Australasia including Papua New Guinea, global energy contractors face the difficult task of undertaking significant construction activities in regions with minimal supporting infrastructure.GC made easy: integrating process gas chromatographs
A process Gas Chromatograph (GC) detects multiple components and produces many process variables, making hardwiring each signal impractical. Early digital communication protocols required laborious system integration. Modern GCs now use Foundation Fieldbus to communicate with the DCS and intelligent device management software with virtually no customisation needed.
Sustainable super vessel leads industry innovation
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has introduced the Mark V vessel, a new roll-on/roll-off super vessel that supports high, heavy and breakbulk cargo.
B&R Enclosures keeps hazardous material under wraps
Any area where flammable liquids, vapours, gases or combustible dusts are likely to occur in sufficient quantities to cause fire or explosion has the potential to be classified as a hazardous area. Australia’s largest enclosure manufacturer, B&R Enclosures has established B&R Ex Systems, a new division specialising in hazardous area electrical equipment.Next Page