Connection August 2021

Welcome to the August 2021 edition of Connection

In this edition of Connection we take a look at the ongoing role of natural gas in  Australia’s energy future.

Here in Victoria, we all rely heavily on Gippsland gas to power our homes and businesses. As Australia's energy landscape transitions, natural gas will continue to play an essential role maintaining the energy security Victorians are used to, by supporting gas fired electricity generation during peak demand periods or when intermittent renewable energy sources, like wind and solar, are not available.

Every day, the people of Esso Australia are working hard to provide Gippsland gas to the domestic market, helping to ensure Australians have access to a reliable supply of energy, where and when they need it - whether at home or at work, around the BBQ or the dinner table, at the local indoor pool or catching up with friends on-line.

We also provide an update on our ongoing early decommissioning works in Bass Strait, where we currently have two rigs working simultaneously on the Fortescue and Kingfish B Offshore platforms. Esso Australia is committed to decommissioning our Bass Strait offshore facilities at the right time and in the right way. Over the last few years we’ve made significant progress on our well plug and abandonment work, which puts non-producing platforms in a safer state until final decommissioning occurs.

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In this edition

Natural gas - an essential energy source

Natural gas - an essential energy source

Victorian homes and businesses rely heavily on natural gas. Esso Australia is working to transition to a modern gas business, focused on continuing our much-needed supply of natural gas to Victoria and eastern Australia.
The benefits of Gippsland gas

The benefits of Gippsland gas

Contributing to Australia’s energy security and supporting local jobs
Esso Australia continues early decommissioning works in Bass Strait

Esso Australia continues early decommissioning works in Bass Strait

Two rigs working simultaneously on the Fortescue and Kingfish B Offshore Platforms
Congratulations to the 2021 ExxonMobil Student Scientists of the Year

Congratulations to the 2021 ExxonMobil Student Scientists of the Year

WA Premiers Science Awards celebrate National Science Week
Mobil opens new diesel loading infrastructure at Yarraville terminal

Mobil opens new diesel loading infrastructure at Yarraville terminal

Improving efficiency for our Victorian fuel customers
Helping to improve the safety of woodwork in Altona and Sale

Helping to improve the safety of woodwork in Altona and Sale

Small donations make a big difference to local groups