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Apa — SEAAOC, Darwin (August 2014)

16 slides from Apa's conference presentation, Aug 20, 2014

  1. Slide 1: New pipeline developments

    For personal use only New pipeline developments Linking Australia’s gas markets for improved energy security Rob Wheals, Group Executive Transmission SEAAOC, Darwin 20 August 2014

  2. Slide 2: About APA Group

    About APA Group APA is Australia’s largest gas infrastructure business For personal use only APA (August 2014) Market A$6.4 billion APA is an integrated operating business with direct capitalisation management and operational control over its assets S&P/ASX 50 MSCI All World Index; and investments F

  3. Slide 3: APA – Australia's largest gas pipeline owner

    APA – Australia’s largest gas pipeline owner For personal use only Darwin Gladstone Moomba Brisbane Perth Sydney Adelaide APA natural gas pipelines Other natural gas pipelines Melbourne Gas storage Gas production APA Group, August 2014 3

  4. Slide 4: APA in the Northern Territory and east coast

    APA in the Northern Territory and east coast East coast grid For personal use only Darwin  > 7,000 km across 5 states and territories  Configuring pipelines to operate as single network system Gladstone Moomba Brisbane Northern Territory Moomba  2,000 km gas pipelines Sydney  Long term presence

  5. Slide 5: NT link background

    NT link background Strategic initiative to connect NT to For personal use only  Darwin the East Coast Gas Grid – Flexible energy supply across the system, regardless of input/exit points  Announced feasibility study for NT Link project and commitment of Gladstone $2 million (Feb 2014) – Assessing

  6. Slide 6: East coast gas market – supply challenges

    East coast gas market – supply challenges More than tripling of east coast demand For personal use only  due to LNG exports  Supply sufficient for east coast demand for ~ 20 years  BUT does not allow for any increase in demand, or any decline in reserves, or any demand beyond 20 years Source: AEM

  7. Slide 7: Northern Territory gas resource

    Northern Territory gas resource >200 TCF(1) of gas resources For personal use only  Darwin  3 primary potential supply zones: Offshore NT  Producing assets and staged developments in place  ~60 TCF of identified reserves East NT Gladstone  Unconventional gas under exploration  5+ years from fu

  8. Slide 8: NT Link Project Benefits

    NT Link Project Benefits Encourages exploration & production For personal use only  Darwin to meet growing demand  Opens new markets & supply competition  Seamless transport between Timor Sea, Bass Strait, Sydney and Gladstone Gladstone  Significant additional security of supply – East coast gas

  9. Slide 9: Feasibility study update

    Feasibility study update Infrastructure For personal use only  Preliminary assessment of several possible pipeline routes – evaluating environmental considerations – determining whole of project construction cost estimates – route flyovers commenced (August 2014)  Detailed engineering – 3 pipeline

  10. Slide 10: Pipeline route options

    Pipeline route options A number of viable pipeline options … For personal use only  Darwin each with its own challenges and opportunities Option A Option B Option C Location To Mt Isa To Moomba To CGP Gladstone Length 620 km 1,100 km 700 km Water 6 11 9 crossings Brisbane Moomba Flood (1) 25,000 35

  11. Slide 11: Development considerations

    Development considerations Focused on identifying the most For personal use only  Darwin efficient and commercially viable link with the east coast grid  Working with upstream and downstream parties to determine the most likely gas flow path  Gas delivered to the east coast grid Gladstone can be

  12. Slide 12: Development considerations: Potential pipeline option – RED

    Development considerations Potential pipeline option – RED For personal use only Darwin  Key gas sources – offshore and eastern NT Gladstone Moomba Brisbane Sydney Adelaide Melbourne APA Group, August 2014  12

  13. Slide 13: Development considerations: Potential pipeline option – BLUE

    Development considerations Potential pipeline option – BLUE For personal use only Darwin  Gas sourced from all three locations (offshore, eastern NT and southern NT) Gladstone Moomba Brisbane Sydney Adelaide Melbourne APA Group, August 2014  13

  14. Slide 14: Development considerations: Potential pipeline option – GREEN

    Development considerations Potential pipeline option – GREEN For personal use only Darwin  Key gas sources – eastern NT and southern NT  Pipeline travels through existing producing fields Gladstone Moomba Brisbane Sydney Adelaide Melbourne APA Group, August 2014  14

  15. Slide 15: Conclusion

    Conclusion Strategic initiative providing flexible energy supply between Timor Sea, Bass For personal use only  Strait, Sydney and Gladstone  Feasibility study well underway – expected to be completed in FY2016  Focus is to identify the most efficient and commercially viable link with the east co

  16. Slide 16: Delivering Australia's Energy

    For personal use only Delivering Australia’s Energy For further information contact Sam Pearce NT Link Project Director, APA Group Tel: +61 2 9693 0000 E-mail: sam.pearce@apa.com.au or visit APA’s website www.apa.com.au

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