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“There is a lot of capital available in the USA for emerging resource projects and several US companies are interested in investing in the NT.” (pg 16)

https://www.seek.com.au/job/38542780?searchrequesttoken=30a404c1-8b4d-492d-b334-eeac14458085&type=standout

and

https://energyclubnt.com.au/resources/Documents/Energy%20Club%20NT%20-%20USA%20Shale%20Gas%20Delegation.pdf

Owen Pike in the US Shale gas delegation (MMC-Valmec alliance) in Oct 2018

so it seems MMC-Valmec is gearing up for tendering potential contracts

'As part of a new strategic alliance between Valmec and Northern Territory owned and operated MMC Group, this role becomes a driving force to help grow a new local and unique Northern Territory focused project delivery offering.'

'We are also delivering on our promise to take an evidence-based approach to hydraulic fracturing. The Petroleum Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 includes reforms needed to implement recommendations from the Pepper Enquiry. This will pave the way for exploration to begin and create jobs within a strong regulatory framework.'

http://newsroom.nt.gov.au/mediaRelease/28761

note the tone and general direction of that statement...'pave the way for exploration to begin'...

It's all good stuff. Kirby making a complete fool of himself. There are now forces at work way outside the control of Kirby & Co now Canberra's involved with its MOU. Lock the gate? The gate's been smashed open and crumpled underneath...I think there's a slew of news to come across this sector in the NT

broker note to provide the market with an idea of the direction in which we're heading or an idea of the route to monetisation. ECO's covered extensively for example why not FOG? It's laughable that a BN from a major brokerage doesn't exist

come on POQ let's have some promotion before drilling restarts

A hefty pre-market mark-up suggests someone knows something...RNS logged?

What did Mather think would happen? CGP would roll over like an old dog to have their tummy tickled.

FFS, sell Cascabel and let's move on to our other assets

This looks promising -

Original EMP NT-2050-15-MP-0017 Rev 1 approved on 10 December 2018

Additional activities under revised scope:

• Construction of one 50m x 50m drill pad adjacent to the Kyalla 117 N2 location
• Installation of up to two groundwater monitoring bores
• Construction of 400m of access track

Approval notice 1. The EMP is approved. reg 11(a)
2. The approval is subject to the following conditions: reg 12(2) a. Water monitoring bores will be drilled and constructed by a water bore driller licensed under the Water Act and in accordance with the current version of the Minimum Construction Requirements for Water bores in Australia.
b. The groundwater bore installation must be completed within 12 months from the date of this approval

26/02/2019

Water Monitoring Bore Drilling - Variation Environmental Management Plan - Variation (1.4 mb)

Approval Notice and Statement of Reasons - Variation (2.1 mb)

EP117 Origin Energy

https://denr.nt.gov.au/environment-information/onshore-gas-in-the-northern-territory/environment-management-plan

ilvelo - fingers crossed fella...for us all...

I'm beginning to develop Beetalooitis...i'm even dreaming about it in my sleep fgs. I wake up and look at the wife and she's got the face of Michael Gunner. Think I'm going around the bend!

You know, I think this is old news from Sept-2018. Very odd indeed. Ah well

NT steps up onshore gas push with CSIRO research

THE NT Government’s push for the Territory to be a world-class hub for gas production, manufacturing and services by 2030 continues with confirmation a grant agreement has been signed. ... CSIRO research director onshore gas and GISERA director, Dr Damian Barrett, said the research ...

ntnews so paid for content

lol - that's precisely wot i thought when i saw a trade of 1!...a bit sceptical about trade codes though :)

"Extraction of lithium from oil and gas well sources is a broad paradigm shift"
07 Mar 2019 5:38 PMSonia Harvey (Administrator)

One of Eureka’s water treatment facilities MGX Minerals and Eureka Resources are planning a joint venture to extract lithium from water produced at non-conventional oil and gas sites in eastern US.

he pair signed a letter of intent to form an exclusive JV, planning to use MGX's "rapid lithium extraction technology" at Eureka's treatment plants to recover the battery material ingredient.

Eureka said it converted 10,000 barrels a day of "produced water", from oil and gas operators in the Marcellus and Utica shale formations, into valuable co-products including fresh water and high-purity sodium chloride.

"Through this joint venture, Eureka will begin extracting lithium as well," the companies said.

MGX president and CEO Jared Lazerson said the JV would not only look to install an initial rapid recovery system immediately but viewed it as "the first step in executing the strategic vision of petrolithium".

"The extraction of lithium from oil and gas well sources is a broad paradigm shift for the energy sector," he said.

https://energyclubnt.com.au/news/7204126

https://energyclubnt.com.au/news/7204056

07 Mar 2019 4:12 PMSonia Harvey (Administrator)
The second quarterly update on implementation is now available to view online.

This second report provides detail on the status of implementation as at 31 December 2018. The staged approach to implementation of the recommendations is provided in a narrative format under the six reform areas listed in the Implementation Plan:

Strengthening Regulation
Ensuring Accountable Industry Practice
Safeguarding Water and the Environment
Respecting Community and Culture
Maximising Regional Benefits and Local Opportunities
Planning for Industry

To read the second quarterly report and updates on the implementation of all recommendations, please visit Hydraulic Fracturing Progress.

The Independent Officer overseeing the implementation of the recommendations, Dr David Ritchie, has provided comment on the progress of implementation of the recommendations outlined in the quarterly report. Read Dr Ritchie’s advice here

The third Onshore Shale Gas Community and Business Reference Group (CBRG) meeting will be held in March 2019. The meeting will include:

Web Presentation by Marcellus Center for Outreach & Research, USA, about lessons from the industry development in the USA;
Presentation by industry representatives about exploration plans for 2019; and
Progress report on implementation of recommendations, detailed briefing and feedback on policy issues

The CBRG meets 4 times per year and includes representatives from the community, environmental groups, local business, the gas industry, land councils and local government.

The chair of the CBRG can be contacted via email at Cbreference.group@nt.gov.au

A copy of the communique for the third CBRG meeting will be available online following the meeting. Read the communiques of previous meetings here

To read more about the legislative changes that have been progressed to date, please visit Community Bulletin 12

To read the latest from the NTG Newsroom, please visit NTG Newsroom

To read the Implementation Plan or access additional information regarding the progress of implementation, please visit hydraulicfracturing.nt.gov.au To read the Inquiry report and recommendations, please visit frackinginquiry.nt.gov.au

Contact the Hydraulic Fracturing Inquiry Implementation Taskforce at hydraulic.fracturing@nt.gov.au

Sent an email to Angela McDonald-Smith at the AFR regarding Greg Lalicker's (CEO, Hilcorp) appointment to the board of Origin Energy

This is her reply -


Wed, 6 Mar, 09:15 (21 hours ago)

'Hello and thanks for your message. I had noted the addition of that director in passing and wondered about it but the way you have put together the dots is certainly interesting. One would expect Origin to take on a partner for Beetaloo for sure.
I didn't know Hilcorp hadn't stepped outside the US previously and will now be spurred to make some inquiries!
Let's keep in touch.
Chrs. Angela '

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Fingers crossed she can find some useful information as to why Origin and Hilcorp are now in bed with each other, as it were

https://www.esdnews.com.au/dow-transcontinental-pipeline-will-restore-australias-competitive-advantage/

Dow's proposed solution: Building a 2 PJ/d pipeline from WA or NT enables cost-competitive gas in Eastern Australia

March 6 2019 - 2:54PM
Santos applies for water licence

THE BEETALOO: Santos has applied for a maximum amount of 193.5 megalitres a year.

https://www.katherinetimes.com.au/story/5940813/santos-applies-for-water-licence/

paid for

'as it continues its search for shale gas in the Beetaloo Basin'

Presentation: Infrastructure solutions and innovations to fuel Australia’s energy transition

Hear from the new Jemena managing director on his outlook for a new chapter in Australia’s domestic gas and energy story. We’ll get his take on the prospect of bringing gas from northern Australia, the role of emerging hydrogen technology as well as midstream solutions to create a domestic gas industry that delivers sustained low cost of gas, drives economic growth and paves the way to a decarbonised future. - Antoon Boey
Executive General Manager Corporate Development - Jemena

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Panel: Is the Northern Territory a key to south-east gas security?

- What it will take to unlock the game-changing potential of gas reserves in NT and the outlook for development
- Understanding the levels of finance and investment that will be necessary to develop infrastructure to connect NT to southern gas markets
- Can the Northern Territory help solve the east coast gas crisis or will it simply export more of its gas as LNG?

Garbis Simonian
founding CEO Weston Group

Dave Green
General Manager, Business Development -Jemena

Stephen Bell
Chief Executive Officer -Qenos

https://www.adgoconference.com.au/agenda/day-two

https://blueenergy.com.au/files/media/investorpresmar19.pdf

Beetaloo - page 9 and page 12