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Gorgon seeks fourth train approval

by Michelle Goldsmith
July 18, 2014
in LNG, News, Oil & gas, Policy
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Chevron Australia, on behalf of the Gorgon Joint Venturers, is currently taking steps to gain environmental approval for the development of a fourth production train at the Gorgon LNG Project.

The company has released a Public Environmental Review / Draft Environmental Impact Statement to the public.

In addition to the expansion of the Gorgon Gas Development to 20 MTPA, the PER/Draft EIS document covers the development of additional fields, utilising existing Project infrastructure to maintain gas supply as well as a third trunkline.

The documents can be downloaded here and public submissions close on 1 September 2014.

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