Australia's LNG plants under development

Gorgon LNG
Owners

Conventional gas
Estimated cost Location Capacity Key gas discovered Decision to Scheduled build to open Pipeline length* Source of gas
Gorgon and other fields off northwest Australia

Website
http://www.chevronaustral ia.com/ourbusinesses/gorg on.aspx * Longest of several pipelines

Chevron (operator), Shell, ExxonMobil, $52 billion Osaka Gas, Tokyo Gas Chubu Electric

15 million metric tons Barrow Island, per year (about 730 off northwest 1981, 2000 billion cubic feet a Australia year)

2009

2015

112 miles

Ichthys LNG
Owners
INPEX (operator), Total

Estimated cost
$34 billion

Location
Darwin, Northern Territory

Capacity

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2012 2017

Pipeline length
552 miles

Source of gas
Ichthys field off northwest Australia

Website
http://www.inpex.com.au/ projects/ichthysproject.aspx

8.4 million metric tons per year (about 1980, 2000 410 billion cubic feet a year)

Prelude LNG
Owners
Shell, also Kogas of South Korea is buying into project

Estimated cost
$10 billionplus

Location
Offshore northwest Australia

Capacity

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2011 2016

Pipeline length
N/A

Source of gas
Prelude and other fields off northwest Australia

Website
http://www.shell.com/hom e/content/aboutshell/our_s trategy/major_projects_2/ prelude_flng/

3.6 million metric tons per year (about 2007 175 billion cubic feet a year)

Wheatstone LNG
Owners
Chevron, Apache, Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration, Shell, Kyushu Electric

Estimated cost
$29 billion

Location
Onslow, Western Australia

Capacity

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2011 2016

Pipeline length
140 miles

Source of gas

Website

8.9 million metric tons per year (about 2004 430 billion cubic feet a year)

Wheatstone and http://www.chevronaustral other fields off ia.com/ourbusinesses/whe northwest atstone.aspx Australia

Source: Office of the Federal Coordinator research, July 2012 - Updated December 2012

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Australia Pacific LNG

Owners
Origin Energy (operator), ConocoPhillips, Sinopec

Coal-bed gas

Estimated cost
$20 billion

Location
Gladstone, Queensland

Capacity

8.5 million metric tons per year (about N/A 415 billion cubic feet a year)

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2011 2015

Pipeline length
N/A

Source of gas
Coal-bed methane

Website
http://www.aplng.com.au/

Gladstone LNG
Owners
Santos (operator), Petronas, Total, Kogas

Estimated cost
$18.5 billion

Location
Gladstone, Queensland

Capacity

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2011 2015

Pipeline length
N/A

Source of gas
Coal-bed methane

Website
http://www.glng.com.au/

7.8 million metric tons per year (about N/A 380 billion cubic feet a year)

Queensland Curtis Island LNG

Owners
BG Group

Estimated cost
$20.4 billion

Location
Gladstone, Queensland

Capacity

Key gas discovered

Decision to Scheduled build to open

2010 2014

Pipeline length
N/A

Source of gas
Coal-bed methane

Website
http://www.qgc.com.au/

8.5 million metric tons per year (about N/A 415 billion cubic feet a year)

Source: Office of the Federal Coordinator research, July 2012 - Updated December 2012

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