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AGL Energy — Corporate Update (July 2019)
15 slides from AGL Energy's corporate update, July 2019
Slide 1: AGL Camden Gas Project Update
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Slide 2: About the Camden Gas Project
About the Camden Gas Project
Slide 3: Fast facts
Fast facts Camden Gas Project fields: • Began producing in 2001 • 60km southwest of Sydney, in the Camden, Wollondilly and Campbelltown LGAs • Produces approximately 5% of NSW’s gas supply (that’s about how much gas 265,000 homes use in a year) • 100km of low-pressure gas gathering lines 144 wells h
Slide 4: Timeline
Timeline 2002 2001 The addition of three production wells under PPL 2, bringing the Sydney Gas applies for PPL1. total of drilled production wells to 25. 2004 Operation of the Rosalind Park 2009 Gas Plant commenced. The The Camden Gas Project project expanded to include becomes wholly owned by AGL.
Slide 5: Schedule
Schedule AGL Camden Gas Project | July 2019 5
Slide 6: Decommissioning and Rehabilitation
Decommissioning and Rehabilitation
Slide 7: Background
Background • As AGL progressively decommissions and rehabilitates wells toward ceasing production in 2023, we will not drill new wells. • Decommissioning and rehabilitation work is undertaken with a high level of regulatory oversight by the NSW Government’s Department of Planning & Environment and t
Slide 8: The decommissioning process
The decommissioning process When a coal seam gas well is identified as no longer required for production, it must be decommissioned and the site fully rehabilitated before receiving regulatory sign-off. AGL decommissions and rehabilitates each well site using the following process: Decommissioning:
Slide 9: Decommissioning & Rehabilitation
Decommissioning & Rehabilitation EM28 natural gas well: 1. prior to decommissioning; 2. AGL Rig-1 decommissioning well Camden Gas Project CCC | 27 March 2019 9
Slide 10: The rehabilitation process
The rehabilitation process • Initial rehabilitation returns the surface of the site to the original contour of the land, usually seed is sown, or as agreed with the landowner. • Rehabilitation then continues over 12-18 months until both the regulator and landowner are satisfied. • EM28 natural gas w
Slide 11: Stage One decommissioning program
Stage 1 • AGL completed all rig work associated with the decommissioning of 19 wells between 2017-2018. This was known as the Stage One program. • AGL will continue to progressively decommission and rehabilitate gas wells as they reach end of life, accounting for landholder preferences, operational
Slide 12: Community
Community
Slide 13: AGL's Commitments to the Macarthur Region
AGL’s Commitments to the Macarthur Region • The Camden Gas Project employs approximately 20 locals. • AGL aims to deliver community wide benefits, encourage innovation in and support for issues of community significance, and build and maintain strong relationships throughout the community. • AGL run
Slide 14: How the community can contact AGL
How the community can contact AGL Mail PO Box 67, Menangle NSW 2568 Web agl.com.au/Camden Phone (24-hour enquiries and complaints) 1800 039 600 Email aglcommunity@agl.com.au CCC CCC Independent Chair • provides a forum of open discussion between AGL and the community • Margaret MacDonald-Hill • aime
Slide 15: Contact
Contact Ernesto Calderon Community Relations Manager 1800 039 600 ECalderon@agl.com.au