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Queensland cuts red tape for gas and pipeline operators

State eases rules for low-risk projects

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Queensland softens rules for gas industry

Queensland softens rules for gas industry | Credits: APA Group

The Queensland government has proposed changes to its petroleum exploration and pipeline environmental standards aimed at reducing regulatory complexity and improving clarity for project developers. ...

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