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Spot and contract markets and prices
The east coast gas market can broadly be split into the short-term spot market and longer-term contract market. Around 90% of gas in the east…
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Key factors that influence east coast gas prices
EnergyQuest forecasts that overall demand and supply of gas for the domestic east coast market will fall in coming decades, but supply will generally fall…
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Victorian Electricity Outage – 13 February 2024
On 13 February 2024 at approximately 2pm the Loy Yang coal fired power plant went offline. Loy Yang is Victoria’s largest electricity generator with a…
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2022-23 Gas industry estimated contribution to state and federal governments
This Fact Sheet clarifies the oil and gas industry's estimates contribution to state and federal governments in 2022-23 and identifies the utility the contribution could…
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Myths vs Facts: Carbon Capture and Storage
This Fact Sheet clarifies some of the misconceptions around carbon capture and storage (CCS) with information from a variety of credible sources.
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Low Emissions Technology – CCS/CCUS
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS), can provide an effective means of reducing carbon emissions from large energy projects…
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High point vents in CSG production
HPVs are valves installed along the highest points of a water gathering pipeline to allow the release, or venting, of small amounts of gas in…
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Induced Seismicity in the Australian context: what you need to know
The claim of induced seismicity has prompted discussion on the safety of hydraulic fracturing, but repeated investigations have found this issue not to be a…
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Natural gas and hydrogen
Hydrogen can be used in fuel cells to generate power using a chemical reaction rather than combustion, producing water and heat as by-products. Although not…
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Marine seismic surveys: what you need to know
A marine seismic survey is a method of determining geological features below the sea floor, using a technical process which involves sending sound waves into…
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Fracking 101
Hydraulic fracturing – also referred to as “fraccing” or “fracking” is a well completion technology and is used to increase the flow of oil and…
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