Subscribe to Newsletter
  • MCDERMOTT Floating Facilities

logo

  • News
  • Projects
  • Business and Finance
  • Trending
  • Business Insight
  • Events
  • Online Magazine
  • Advertise
  • Contact
Home
  • News
  • Projects
  • Business and Finance
  • Trending
  • Business Insight
  • Events
  • Online Magazine
  • Advertise
  • Contact
Quotes by TradingView

New offshore greenhouse gas storage acreage approved

24 Aug, 2022
storage
Ichthys INPEX.


The Australian Government has approved the first two new offshore greenhouse gas storage areas since 2014, providing Australian industry with new opportunities for carbon capture and storage and helping Australia to achieve its target to lower emissions by 43 per cent by 2030.

Minister for Resources and Northern Australia Madeleine King said greenhouse gas storage permits have been awarded to two areas offshore of the Northern Territory and Western Australia.

The permits are for a joint venture between INPEX, Woodside Energy and TotalEnergies for area G-7-AP over GHG21-1 in the Bonaparte Basin, and for Woodside Energy for area G-8-AP over GHG21-3 in the Browse Basin.

Minister King will shortly finalise the award of all five new offshore greenhouse gas storage permits under the 2021 offshore Greenhouse Gas Storage Acreage Release.

“Carbon capture and storage has a vital role to play to help Australia meet its net zero targets.  Australia is ideally placed to become a world leader in this emerging industry, with large, stable offshore geological formations for greenhouse gas storage,” Minister King said.

“The award of G-7-AP is one of two acreage permits awarded in the past eight years and will help make a Darwin Carbon Capture use and Storage Hub a reality.  This directly supports development, job creation and economic security across Northern Australia.”

Minister King said she would announce the release of a 2022 offshore greenhouse gas storage acreage later this year.

“Australia has the capacity to continue to be an energy export leader, at the same time as developing a domestic offshore carbon capture and storage (CCS) industry. CCS is a safe, key proven technology that can support the petroleum sector in its low carbon transition,” Minister King said.

“As we continue to take action to reduce emissions, I will work to ensure Australia remains an attractive destination for investment while maintaining our position as a world leader in the resources sector.”

Further details on the 2021 Offshore Greenhouse Gas Storage Acreage Release can be found here.

Related Articles

BKV and Comstock to develop carbon capture projects in Texas

BKV and Comstock to develop carbon capture projects in Texas

INPEX joins European carbon capture market with Trudvang CCS stake

INPEX joins European carbon capture market with Trudvang CCS stake

Australia to host global carbon capture conference in 2026

Australia to host global carbon capture conference in 2026

INPEX and Chubu Electric Power join forces to explore Japan-Australia CCS value chain

INPEX and Chubu Electric Power join forces to explore Japan-Australia CCS value chain

Comments

Leave a comment Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Breaking

  • News
  • Projects
  • Trending
09 May

Woodside outlines growth and climate strategy at 2025 AGM

07 May

Trump threatens secondary sanctions over Iranian oil purchases

07 May

INEOS and Covestro ink eight year LNG supply deal

06 May

Exxon and Chevron face off over Guyana oil block arbitration

06 May

Shell boosts Ursa stake, strengthening Gulf leadership

15 May

Venture Global secures $3b CP2 loan

07 May

BKV and Comstock to develop carbon capture projects in Texas

07 May

Horizon Oil begins major Beibu Gulf drilling

07 May

Vaquero Midstream doubles capacity with pipeline expansion

07 May

Woodside and bp ink gas supply deal for Louisiana

09 Apr

The decommissioning challenge: How Australia and the UK can collaborate for success

14 Feb

Risks of subsea operations necessitate project lifecycle assurance

13 Feb

Global bunkering sees steady growth as demand rises

12 Feb

Offshore well integrity risk drives urgency for effective decommissioning regime

11 Feb

The role of Australia’s oil and gas sector shifts as energy markets make new demands

Online Magazine

    Current Cover
  • Login
  • Subscribe

Subscribe

Subscribe to Newsletter

Our Titles

  • Share on Newsletter
  • Share on LinkedIn
  • Share on Twitter
  • Home
  • Contact Us
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy
© Sage Media Group 2025 All Rights Reserved.
×
Authorization
  • Registration
 This feature has been disabled
 This feature has been disabled until further notice, however you may still register
×
Registration
  • Autorization
Register
* All fields required