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Media Kit 2020 MEDIA KIT 2020 ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN PIPELINER First published in 1972, The Australian Pipeliner is the official magazine of the Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) and the leading media brand for the sector. The publication covers everything from upstream gas exploration and facilities, to construction and maintenance of hydrocarbon transmission pipelines and water pipelines. With mature readership lists developed over several decades, excellent brand recognition in the industry and a strong reputation for producing high-quality original content, The Australian Pipeliner has unparalleled access to key decision-makers in the upstream and midstream sectors. 104pp = 6 mm THE AUSTRALIAN PIPELINER THE AUSTRALIAN 31 OCTOBER 2018 TRENDING Pipeline standard updates expected next month GO THE MAJOR PIPELINE SYSTEMS OF AUSTRALIA Compiled and published by Great Southern Press Pty Ltd Bayu-Undan Field NT5 DISTANCE +61 (0)3 9248 5100 | [email protected] | www.pipeliner.com.au DARWIN Pipeline information and graphic design © Great Southern Press 2019. BONAPARTE BASIN NT8 Blacktip APGA Member Directory 2019 APGA Member Directory | OCTOBER 2019 OCTOBER This map is a schematic representation only and shows the approximate location of major Gas Field NT7 Australian pipelines. It does not show exact pipeline routes. Route, length and capacity Ichthys NT6 ISSUE 180 | OCTOBER 2019 information is approximate and intended as a guide only, and is correct as at June 2019. Gas Field HOME NEWS MAGAZINE DIRECTORY EVENTS SUBSCRIBE SHOP ADVERTISE This map is intended as a general source of information only. BROWSE BASIN Note: The coloured sections on this map are gas-producing basins of Australia. They are BEETALOO BASIN approximate in size and the varying colours are not representative of estimated reserves or NT2 developed infrastructure. Official Publication | APGA CONVENTION EDITION APGA CONVENTION of the Australian Karumba NT1 Pipelines and Gas Broome Association Q11 NORTHERN TERRITORY Century Mine Tennant Creek NT10 2019 CONVENTION Townsville W11 W13 Tanami QUEENSLAND W12 W9 W7 Mt Isa EDITION Q1 LENGTH NT11 NAME OWNER PRODUCT (km) W10 CANNING BASIN W21 W6 NT1 Amadeus Gas Pipeline APA Group Gas 1,658 km Mackay Dampier Port Hedland Q10 NT2 Daly Waters - McArthur River Mine Gas Pipeline Power and Water Corporation Gas 330 km W24 Telfer W16 Cannington Mereenie - Alice Springs Oil Pipeline W14 W8 NT3 Santos Oil 270 km GEORGINA BASIN BOWEN BASIN (decommissioned) W17 Woodside not 22 March 2019 NT4 Palm Valley - Alice Springs Pipeline Australian Gas Networks Gas 140 km Moranbah The Australian Pipeliner update W23 W19 NT3 “Australia is fortunate to have abundant supplies of natural gas, but we need policies NT5 Bayu-Undan - Darwin Gas Pipeline ConocoPhillips Gas 502 km W20 Alice Springs Q9 Barcaldine that encourage, rather than discourage, its use.” NT6 Blacktip Gas Field Development Eni Australia B.V. Gas and Condensate 110 km Mereenie – APGA Chief Executive Cheryl Cartwright Read more NT7 Bonaparte Gas Pipeline Energy Infrastructure Investments Gas 286 km giving up on NT4 NT8 Ichthys Gas Export Pipeline INPEX Gas 890 km W4 ADAVALE BASIN Palm Valley Q4 NT9 NT9 Dingo Gas Field Pipeline Central Petroleum Gas 50 km Gladstone NT10 Northern Gas Pipeline Jemena Gas 622 km AMADEUS BASIN Q3 Greater Sunrise Latest news NT11 Tanami Gas Pipeline Australian Gas Infrastructure Group Gas 440 km Gilmore Gas Field Q23 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Q12 Q25 Q24 FP AD 18 N1 Eastern Gas Pipeline Jemena Gas 797 km Q2 N2 Interconnect Pipeline Culcairn - Wodonga APA Group Gas 57 km Bundaberg Jemena eyes o Origin pipelines Q26 N3 Interconnect Pipeline Wagga Wagga - Culcairn APA Group Gas 88 km Jemena is sounding out the possibility of Tarbat Q15 Q21 Q22 Q5 Latest News @AussiePipeliner acquiring Origin Energy’s Darling Downs N4 Moomba - Sydney Pipeline APA Group Gas 2,081 km Roma Gas Pipelines, according to the Australian COOPER-EROMANGA BASIN Ballera N5 Moomba - Sydney Ethane Pipeline Ethane Pipeline Income Fund Ethane 1,375 km CARNARVON BASIN Q19 Financial Review. Read more Q16 S1 Wallumbilla N6 Central West Pipeline APA Group Gas 255 km Cheepie Q18 W25 Moomba Jackson Q20 Q13 Q6 OBC N7 Sydney - Newcastle Liquids Pipeline Caltex Liquids 211 km Q17 Q14 N8 Central Ranges Gas Pipeline APA Group Gas 294 km W18 COOPER BASIN Q7 BRISBANE 23 October 2018 China-US tariff dispute could Santos fi nds success in Cooper Q1 North Queensland Gas Pipeline Palisade Gas 391 km Mount Magnet Moonie Q8 Basin Q2 Queensland Gas Pipeline Jemena Gas 629 km Toowoomba be win for Australian LNG ow.ly/ W22 A fi ve-well development campaign has Q3 Wide Bay Pipeline Australian Gas Networks Gas 274 km B99G30lZwaC found success in the Tirrawarra-Gooranie Hard at W3 AGL gas projects Windimurra Q4 Cheepie - Barcaldine Gas Pipeline Ergon Energy Gas 404 km Geraldton SOUTH AUSTRALIA threatened by Field, located 50 km north of the Moomba Featured tweets processing facility. Read more Vermeer Q5 South West Queensland Pipeline APA Group Gas 937 km S2 SURAT BASIN @wartsilacorpto operate N4 bureaucracy Q6 Roma - Brisbane Pipeline APA Group Gas 438 km 25 December 2017 @AussiePipeliner Kalgoorlie N5 @OilSearchLtdPNG gas power plant Q7 Jackson - Moonie Pipeline (no longer in service) Santos Oil 797 km @JemenaLtd eyes o Origina pipelines ow.ly/gvEH30lZw9v in Queensland #DarlingDowns #gas Q8 Moonie - Brisbane Pipeline (no longer in service) Santos Oil 307 km GUNNEDAH BASIN PERTH BASIN S3 19 October 2018 #infrastructure Q9 Carpentaria Gas Pipeline APA Group Gas 840 km Kambalda W15 Tamworth @APPEALtd: activists ignoring facts @AussiePipeliner 19 December 2017 Q10 Cannington Lateral APA Group Gas 96 km W1 NEW SOUTH WALES Q11 Century - Karumba Slurry Pipeline MMG Century Zinc and lead slurry 304 km Port Bonython Adviser dismisses Chinese about gas ow.ly/LLq230lZw6h @Intertek seals NGP deal @JemenaLtd S7 N8 #gas #interconnect #eastcoast #NT. Q12 Comet Ridge - Wallumbilla Pipeline Santos Gas 127 km W5 PERTH Whyalla Dubbo influence on APA bid Q13 Braemar 1 Pipeline Alinta Energy Group Gas 115 km N6 @CooperEnergy signs new gas sales @PPONews 18 December 2017 work W2 Newcastle Q14 Braemar 2 Pipeline ERM Power and Arrow Energy Gas 110 km Parkes NSW green lights #BrokenHill water Projects continue despite changing th Port Pirie Orange agreement with @originenergy pipeline #water #security #infrastructure. Q15 Spring Gully - Wallumbilla Gas Pipeline Jemena Gas 87 km 0 100 200 300 400 500 28 Edition Bunbury Esperance Angaston N7 ow.ly/4qwn30lZvzj Q16 QSN Link APA Group Gas 182 km Forbes kilometres SYDNEY 17 October 2018 Q17 Jackson - Moomba Pipeline Santos Oil 273 km S4 Mildura Grith ADELAIDE Venice to push ahead LNG project to Natural gas backed by G20 energy landscape – page 62 Q18 Berwyndale to Wallumbilla Pipeline APA Group Gas 112 km N3 23 October 2018 match rivals ow.ly/o7Mv30lZtxj 2019 Conventionministers Q19 Darling Downs Pipeline Jemena Gas 292 km Wollongong Cooper signs new gas The fi rst G20 Natural Gas Day has highlighted Q20 Silver Springs to Wallumbilla Pipeline AGL Gas 101 km Wagga Wagga S6 the critical role of natural gas in the transition ACT sales agreement with Host Sponsor Q21 Peat Lateral APA Group Gas 121 km VICTORIA Tumut CANBERRA Lakes Oil loses court challenge to renewable energy. Read more N2 Origin Q22 Tarbat - Jackson Pipeline Santos Oil 130 km Horsham Origin calls for solutions to energy V1 against Vic gas ban ow.ly/ Q23 Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) Pipeline Origin Energy Gas 530 km V2 Carisbrook Wodonga APGA Member N1 policy Wallumbilla to Gladstone Pipeline (WGP) (formerly fM3630lZtty Q24 APA Group Gas 540 km S5 SYDNEY BASIN Political debate ignoring crucial QCLNG) Pipeline Wollert Mount Gambier 14 October 2018 Mortlake resources sector Q25 GLNG Pipeline Santos Gas 435 km MELBOURNE V6 Origin Energy Chairman Gordon Cairns said it is V7 Government gas deal on the cards Both sides of politics are underplaying S8 Q26 Atlas Gas Pipeline Jemena Gas 60 km Portland V3 Longford time to move past the “emotional rhetoric and Australia’s economic future via the resources Geelong Orbost ow.ly/8X2730lOCTz S1 Ballera - Moomba Pipeline Santos Raw Gas/Liquids 180 km LENGTH LENGTH APGA: simple solutions industry. Read more NAME OWNER PRODUCT NAME OWNER PRODUCT V16 V8 V15 work on solutions” following the breakdown of the (km) (km) V12 V14 V5 S2 Moomba - Port Bonython Pipeline Santos Oil/Condensate 659 km V4 V17 V13 National Energy Guarantee (NEG). in energy policy carry a V10 Casino Gas Pipeline Santos Gas 32 km W10 North West Shelf Trunkline 2 North West Shelf Joint Venture Gas and Condensate 135 km V10 COUNT ON THE TRACK TRENCHER AND TEAM THAT DELIVERS. Directory S3 Moomba - Adelaide Pipeline System QIC Global Infrastructure Gas 1,184 km heavy cost ACCC gives green light to APA V11 Otway Gas Pipeline Origin Energy Gas 33 km W11 Angel Export Pipeline (to North Rankin A) North West Shelf Joint Venture Gas and Condensate 49 km S4 Angaston - Mildura Pipeline Australian Gas Networks Gas 379 km Casino Gas Field V9 acquisition ow.ly/dZa130lOCS8 V12 Mortlake Gas Pipeline SEA Gas (Mortlake) Gas 83 km W12 Wanaea/Cossack export line CWLH Joint Venture Oil 33 km Bass Strait Fields ® S5 SESA Pipeline APA Group Gas 45 km Vermeer Commander Track Trenchers have been helping deliver major oil, gas and water pipeline V13 South Gippsland Natural Gas Pipeline Duet Group Gas 66 km W13 Pluto Trunkline Woodside Petroleum Gas and Condensate 180 km V11 S6 SEA Gas Pipeline APA Group (50%)/SEA Gas (50%) Gas 680 km GIPPSLAND BASIN V14 Brooklyn
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