The announcement of a major expansion to Victoria’s Iona underground gas storage facility has been warmly welcomed by the developer of an LNG import terminal… Read More »Victoria’s underground gas storage expansion project welcomed in SA
The future of a proposed LNG import terminal project in South Australia has become clearer following strong interest from several international energy development companies with… Read More »SA LNG Import Terminal Project On Track To Secure International Partners
The latest findings published in the 2024 Gas Statement of Opportunities (GSOO) by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) have confirmed a looming domestic gas shortage in… Read More »Looming gas crisis can be prevented, says Venice Energy
Origin Exclusivity | FSRU secured | Australia’s Energy Landscape | Outer Harbor Site Update I’m pleased to report that Venice Energy has completed Stage 1… Read More »Chairman’s Update
South Australian energy infrastructure developer, Venice Energy and one of Australia’s leading energy providers, Origin Energy (Origin), have agreed on a structural framework that will… Read More »Exclusivity Agreement reached on SA LNG Terminal
Venice Energy is getting ready to start construction on its $320m Outer Harbor LNG Project. As one of Australia’s first LNG import terminals, the Project… Read More »Outer Harbor LNG Project Now Shovel Ready
A joint study by South Australian LNG import terminal developer, Venice Energy, and SEA Gas, the owners of the ~680km pipeline between Victoria and SA, has confirmed the pipeline can be reconfigured to facilitate bi-directional flow between the states.
Japanese trading giant Marubeni has joined the South Australian LNG import project planned by private firm Venice Energy, little more than 18 months after abandoning Andrew Forrest’s similar project at Port Kembla in NSW.
