Qld planning ahead to beat skills gaps

BG'S announcement last week of a final investment decision for its Curtis Island LNG project has turned the spotlight on skills supply for the booming CSG-LNG industry in Queensland.

11 November 2010
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Construction of the $US15 billion first phase of the Curtis LNG project begins immediately, with first shipments of LNG scheduled for 2014.

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