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APA — Australian Pipeline Trust — APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners, Projects and Challenges (June 2005)

18 slides from APA's conference presentation, Jun 24, 2005

  1. Slide 1: The Trans Territory Pipeline

    The Trans Territory Pipeline: Australian Pipeline Trust & Communities working together for a sustainable future in the Northern Territory Mick McCormack Chief Executive Officer Australian Pipeline Trust Friday 24 June 2005 - Perth

  2. Slide 2: Agenda

    Agenda 1. Australian Pipeline Trust (APA) – Who are we? 2. APA in Northern Territory 3. Trans Territory Pipeline Project 4. The Future for APA in the Northern Territory Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  3. Slide 3: Australian Pipeline Trust – Who are we?

    Australian Pipeline Trust – Who are we? • Infrastructure investment business • Diversified portfolio of gas pipelines • ASX public listing (ASX ticker - APA) • Ownership: 30% AGL, 11% Petronas, 59% Public • Aim to expand our national presence Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meet

  4. Slide 4: Linking Energy and Cities

    Linking Energy and Cities APA Pipelines Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  5. Slide 5: APA in the Northern Territory

    APA in the Northern Territory 96% owner of NT Gas Pty Ltd • Operator of 1500km Amadeus Basin to Darwin Pipeline • Supplies gas to Channel Island Power Station (PowerWater) Future for APA in the Territory? Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Chall

  6. Slide 6: APA and NT – Working Together for Energy

    APA and NT – Working Together for Energy The Opportunities: • Alcan needs gas to replace liquid fuel at Gove • PowerWater requires a new long term gas supply • Gas is an ideal source of energy for minerals and other projects in the NT • APA’s Current focus is it’s interest in NT Gas - operation of t

  7. Slide 7: TTP Consortium

    TTP Consortium APA 50% ownership plus operation ANZIS 50% ownership SPIE Capag/Lucas EPC Contractor Joint Venture Alcan Gas consumer at Gove and project underwriter Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  8. Slide 8: Working Together - Our future

    Working Together - Our future TTP Project Facts and Figures • Gas ex Blacktip Joint Venture • 940km • 16” (406mm) diameter buried steel pipe • Mid line compressor • 50 PJ/A capacity • Industrial spec gas Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challe

  9. Slide 9: APA and NT – Working Together for Energy

    APA and NT – Working Together for Energy Items to close 1. Gas supply arrangements 2. Environmental approach 3. Native title / cultural heritage 4. Land access / tenure 5. Pipeline license 6. Traditional owner equity Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projec

  10. Slide 10: The Land

    The Land • Aboriginal Freehold Land - 68% • 23 Land Parcels in total • 12 Parcels of Private/Leasehold Land • Native Title not extinguished • The Northern Land Council (NLC) represents the owners and the communities • NLC responsible for consulting with affected parties Australian Pipeline Trust – J

  11. Slide 11: TTP Approach to Route Selection

    TTP Approach to Route Selection • 2003/2004 dry season field surveys • Collaborative Approach the key – Cultural heritage – Environmental – Constructability – Geotechnical – Access • 100m wide construction corridor agreed Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, P

  12. Slide 12: Communities Impacted

    Communities Impacted • Approximately 64 clan groups • An Indigenous population around 10,000 • Higher proportion of children and young adults • Remote and isolated areas (east & west) • Only dry season access via roads Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Proj

  13. Slide 13: Indigenous Community Issues

    Indigenous Community Issues • Unauthorised access • Damage to sacred sites • Environmental Damage • Safety during construction • Training opportunities • Employment opportunities • Contracting/Business opportunities • Infrastructure Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Ow

  14. Slide 14: Challenge to the TTP Consortium

    Challenge to the TTP Consortium • Leverage off existing goodwill • Leverage off other project activity in the NT • Develop Sustainable Relationships • Exceed Stakeholder Expectations Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  15. Slide 15: Managing Environmental Considerations

    Managing Environmental Considerations Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  16. Slide 16: Let's get the planning right the first time!

    Who was thinking what here? Let’s get the planning right the first time! Australian Pipeline Trust – June 2005 APIA Seminar - Meeting New Owners and, Projects and Challenges

  17. Slide 17: APA and NT – the Future

    APA and NT – the Future Where to from here? TTP - Great project for NT • Social, economic and environmental benefits realised by the TTP in supplying gas to Gove • Long term gas supply option for PowerWater • Potential energy source for broader Territory development The TTP project needs a universal

  18. Slide 18: We Deliver

    We Deliver www.pipelinetrust.com.au

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