AGIG scraps $57 million pipeline project

PIPELINE developer Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) has thrown out plans to build a gas pipeline to Mount Barker, South Australia, citing regulatory settings which made the project uneconomical.

09 March 2021
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AGIG, via its subsidiary Australian Gas Networks, planned a A$57.3 million expansion across its network to connect to Mount Barker.

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