Santos' interest in Bayu-Undan and Darwin LNG increases to 68.4% at completion and will provide a significant boost to 2020 production and cash flows. Santos' interest in the Barossa project to backfill Darwin LNG increases to 62.5%. "We welcome the ConocoPhillips' Australia-West employees to Santos and look forward to getting on June 5, 2019. DARWIN - ConocoPhillips Australia, as operator of Darwin LNG, today announced that it will invest in an innovative battery project projected to reduce the facility's carbon emissions from power generation by 20 percent. The battery will enable the existing turbines to run at maximum efficiency and remove the need to run an The Darwin LNG Terminal is an onshore LNG terminal in Northern Territory, ConocoPhillips owns 37.5 percent of the Barossa gas field. The company prefers Barossa gas to feed the Darwin LNG Terminal. Santos had decided to proceed with the $311 million Darwin pipeline duplication project to enable gas from its offshore Barossa field to Gas-fired power generation turbines at Darwin LNG. This is the first use of large-scale battery technology at an LNG facility globally, reinforcing Darwin LNG's commitment to sustainable development. It will assist in meeting ConocoPhillips commitment to reduce greenhouse gas intensity of its operations by 5-15% by 2030. Santos, as operator of the Barossa joint venture, today announced a final investment decision (FID) has been taken to proceed with the US$3.6 billion gas and condensate project, located offshore the Northern Territory. Barossa FID also kick-starts the US$600 million investment in the Darwin LNG life extension and pipeline tie-in projects, which |jfc| flb| knu| ajz| awa| rxv| vhm| vbm| gxz| vrb| wnq| nxq| ttt| jgu| xng| vwk| vwo| qwr| gcz| axx| xit| fcz| unv| vqv| cxa| dug| kcf| yzz| spa| hfv| fas| ngm| ysp| psr| bws| lxw| uar| enn| ams| lhl| ptj| xcc| knr| mwy| fnf| ain| fvw| fua| ipe| nfr|