OUTER HARBOR LNG PROJECT

One of the world’s first floating LNG import terminals,
powered by 100% renewable energy.

Current status

After more than 6 years of planning and development; the Outer Harbor LNG Project is now shovel-ready. All regulatory approvals in are in place and Stage 1 Enabling Works were completed in December 2023. The next stage of construction is scheduled for later in 2024.

Project construction will be completed by the end of 2026, followed by the commissioning of the terminal with first gas flowing into the system by mid-2027.

The Project’s construction will create more than 350 construction jobs and around 100 new direct and indirect jobs following commissioning.

LOCATION

Outer Harbor, Port Adelaide, South Australia

COMPONENTS

Infrastructure-based tolling terminal
2 new berths
146 000m³ FSRU
Capable of injecting 386Tj per day throughput
Gas pipeline connection into the state’s gas network

The Outer Harbor LNG Project will

Critical State Infrastructure

The Project was granted Crown Sponsorship by the South Australian Government in 2020.

In December 2021, we received environmental approval from the State Government, and the Project was designated as Critical State Infrastructure.

Venice Energy will operate the infrastructure using a tolling model, in which customers will source their own LNG and pay a fee to utilise the terminal facility.

The facility will regasify imported LNG and inject it into the South Australian and Victorian gas networks.

Transitioning to a zero-carbon economy

Venice Energy believes in the need to transition Australia to a zero-carbon economy.

The Project Is delivering on our commitment to this transition by:

Powering onshore and offshore operations with 100% renewable energy.
Using low-carbon content from LNG to replace coal.
‘Future-proofing’ our facilities to blend hydrogen and LNG to further lower our carbon footprint.

SUSTAINABILITY