http://www.csgsummit.com.au daily 1 2009-03-06T03:13:30Z http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/csg-opponents-driving-explorers-inland OPPOSITION to coal seam gas in eastern Australia may help drive exploration activity into remote and less populated regions, according to a number of companies. No publisher AnthonyA 2012-02-22T06:53:45Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/appea-blasts-extension-of-nsw-fraccing-ban THE Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association has slammed the New South Wales government’s decision to extend its moratorium on fracture stimulation from the end of December to April 2012. No publisher jamesnew 2011-12-05T23:26:28Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/oz-state-extends-fracking-ban Australia's New South Wales state has extended a ban on the controversial gas industry practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, until April 2012 amid mounting fears about its impact on water supplies. No publisher jamesnew 2011-12-05T22:57:16Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/beach-talks-up-shale-potential Beach Energy chairman Bob Kennedy said the company’s shale acreage in PEL 218, in South Australia’s Cooper basin, had the potential to contain up to 60 trillion cubic feet of recoverable sales gas. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-27T23:06:17Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/westside-adds-new-producer WESTSIDE Corporation has brought the Pretty Plains-10 coal seam gas well into production at rates exceeding 800,000 cubic feet of gas per day. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-24T00:53:02Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/solutions-to-a-salty-problem-1 LEFT, right, and centre coal seam gas companies have been lambasted with claims their produced water is harmful to the environment, sitting in frac ponds, just waiting to be washed onto the land with a heavy rain. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-24T00:40:31Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/appea-wary-of-mrrt-cbm-deal Australia’s oil and gas industry body has called for caution in setting up a federal regulatory body for coal bed methane projects, to run alongside the pre-existing state-run processes No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-22T23:59:08Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/panel-to-assess-csg-water-impact COAL seam gas projects will face additional scrutiny from an expert scientific panel on water after the federal government caved to independent MP Tony Windsor’s demand for government oversight in exchange for his support for the Minerals Resource Rent Tax. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-22T22:42:25Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/origin-raising-500m-for-aplng ORIGIN Energy is raising $A500 million to help fund its share of costs of the Australia Pacific LNG development through an offer of dated unsecured subordinated cumulative notes. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-15T04:41:49Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/arrow-hopes-to-benefit-from-bidding-war ARROW Energy is hoping that competing bids from rival contractors for its planned coal seam gas-to-LNG project in Gladstone will give it the best possible deal. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-10T06:13:03Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/qgc-boost-to-local-business QGC is expanding a pilot program to help local and indigenous companies working in non-LNG and LNG-related industries improve their capabilities. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-09T22:04:08Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/knox-goes-on-the-csg-pr-offensive SANTOS chief executive officer David Knox has told the Australian Institute of Directors that a typical farm with a CSG operation could expect $15,000 per year in payments, which would keep on flowing regardless of drought or flood. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-09T22:01:19Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/fisherman2019s-landing-slipping LNG Limited managing director Maurice Brand says commissioning of its Fisherman’s Landing LNG project is likely to slip out to the first quarter of 2015. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-09T21:57:21Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/report-firms-up-csg-emissions-benefits WHILE it will no doubt bounce off the Greens strongly-held beliefs, an independent report by WorleyParsons has found that life cycle emissions from coal seam gas power generation are up to 87% lower than coal. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-09T21:53:33Z News Item http://www.csgsummit.com.au/news-1/csg-too-big-for-its-boots-ferguson IN A signal the federal government may cede to independent Tony Windsor’s demands to toughen regulation on coal seam gas exploration, Resources Minister Martin Ferguson has told a press conference the CSG industry has grown too quickly. No publisher jamesnew 2011-11-09T21:49:25Z News Item