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Connection March 2021
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In this edition of Connection, we share some exciting and innovative developments in the delivery of gas to south eastern Australia.
Our West Barracouta project is nearing completion and on-track to deliver substantial and much-needed gas supplies to south eastern Australia in time for the winter peak demand season.
West Barracouta is set to be the largest domestic gas project to come along this decade and demonstrates there’s still plenty of potential in the Gippsland Basin.
Earlier this month our Commercial team successfully negotiated an innovative agreement between the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture and Air Liquide Australia, to capture and reuse Carbon Dioxide extracted from Gippsland gas.
March 8 was International Women’s Day and to help celebrate the contribution of women to our business and inspire more women to pursue careers in STEM we developed a short video in which some of the women of ExxonMobil Australia shared their experiences about working in a traditionally male-dominated industry like ours.
And just today, our Commercial Manager, David Berman, spoke at the Australian Domestic Gas Outlook Conference about the importance of the Gippsland Basin in Australia’s future energy landscape and some of the challenges and opportunities with delivering domestic gas to the Australian market.
We hope you enjoy reading David’s speech and learning about all of these business initiatives and more in this edition of Connection.
Our West Barracouta project is nearing completion and on-track to deliver substantial and much-needed gas supplies to south eastern Australia in time for the winter peak demand season.
West Barracouta is set to be the largest domestic gas project to come along this decade and demonstrates there’s still plenty of potential in the Gippsland Basin.
Earlier this month our Commercial team successfully negotiated an innovative agreement between the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture and Air Liquide Australia, to capture and reuse Carbon Dioxide extracted from Gippsland gas.
March 8 was International Women’s Day and to help celebrate the contribution of women to our business and inspire more women to pursue careers in STEM we developed a short video in which some of the women of ExxonMobil Australia shared their experiences about working in a traditionally male-dominated industry like ours.
And just today, our Commercial Manager, David Berman, spoke at the Australian Domestic Gas Outlook Conference about the importance of the Gippsland Basin in Australia’s future energy landscape and some of the challenges and opportunities with delivering domestic gas to the Australian market.
We hope you enjoy reading David’s speech and learning about all of these business initiatives and more in this edition of Connection.
West Barracouta demonstrates Gippsland Basin potential
The largest single source of gas for south eastern Australia for the last 50 years still has plenty of potential.
Celebrating International Women's Day
This International Women's Day some of the women of ExxonMobil Australia share their experiences, and hope to inspire anyone considering a career in STEM, especially young women.
Challenges and opportunities delivering gas to the Australian domestic market
ExxonMobil Australia Commercial Director, David Berman speaks at the Australian Domestic Gas Outlook Conference
Birkenhead terminal supports Zebra Finch Aboriginal Men's Group
Supporting the activities of elderly or disabled Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander men in Adelaide.Gippsland Basin Joint Venture signs agreement with Air Liquide Australia that will see CO2 captured from Gippsland gas reused in Australian industries.
MELBOURNE, Australia – Esso Australia Pty Ltd (‘Esso’, a subsidiary of ExxonMobil Australia Pty Ltd) said the Gippsland Basin Joint Venture had entered an agreement with Air Liquide Australia to capture and reuse Carbon Dioxide (CO2) extracted from Gippsland gas.
