Environment and Resource Management

Gladstone LNG Project - Fisherman's Landing

Gladstone LNG Pty Ltd (GLNG), which is a subsidiary of the publicly listed Australian company Liquefied Natural Gas Ltd, proposes to develop a mid-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant at Fisherman's Landing Wharf (FLW) near Gladstone. The proposal has an expected life of 25 years and the first stage would produce up to 1.5 million tonnes of LNG per year. A proposed second stage would double the capacity within three years of Stage 1.

A natural gas liquefaction plant and associated infrastructure and facilities would be built at FLW. Wharf loading facilities at FLW No. 5 would be upgraded. Coal Seam Gas (CSG) would be sourced from gas fields operated by Arrow Energy NL via the proposed Central Queensland Gas Pipeline. The CSG will be liquefied, stored and loaded onto vessels for export.

The Environmental Impact Statement for the Gladstone LNG Project - Fisherman's Landing is currently available for review. Any one may view the document and provide a submission on the adequacy of the EIS in identifying, describing and mitigating any environmental impacts. The EIS is available for viewing at the locations described on the Public Notice (s.51 & s.52 EP Act). It is also available at the following web site: www.lnglimited.com.au or can be purchased by contacting Elena Miceski (07) 3036 3403, Email: elena.miceski@worleyparsons.com; or write to: Elena Miceski, WorleyParsons, Environment and Water Resources, PO Box 15081, City East Brisbane, QLD, 4002.

Submissions should be received by Friday 7 November 2008 and should be addressed to:

The Chief Executive, Environmental Protection Agency
Attn: EIS Coordinator, Gladstone LNG Project - Fisherman's Landing
PO Box 15155
CITY EAST QLD 4002

The process for the assessment of the Gladstone LNG Project is as follows:

Copies of publicly available documents can be obtained by accessing the links below:

For further information about the EIS process for the Gladstone LNG Project - Fisherman's Landing, contact the EIS Co-ordinator on telephone (07) 3227 7678.

Last updated: 26 September 2008

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