LNG

DLNG gets a boost

A NUMBER of Australia’s largest undeveloped gas fields, including the giant Evans Shoal and Greater Poseidon projects, are getting a fresh look as part of a renewed study into the Darwin LNG project.

Darwin LNG.

Darwin LNG.

Yesterday Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner toured the DLNG plant, where there are fears it will run out of gas by about 2022, and said he wanted to see the site expanded. DLNG has...

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