Ann: Rafael gas and condensate commercialisation update, page-239

EIG might have some breakfast reading to do over their cornflakes this morning

Australia's Origin Energy (ORG) on Tuesday reported an 18.3% rise in second-quarter revenue from its stake in the Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) project, driven by improved realised prices for liquefied natural gas. The country's second-largest power producer said revenue from APLNG, a joint venture with ConocoPhillips COP.N and Sinopec 600028.SS , rose to A$821 million in the three months to Dec. 31, from A$693.6 million a year earlier.

• QTRLY SHARE OF TOTAL PRODUCTION FROM APLNG 45.5 PJ VERSUS 60.8 PJ
• DECEMBER QUARTER AUSTRALIA PACIFIC LNG REALISED PRICES WERE AN AVERAGE LNG PRICE OF US$15.94/MMBTU (CONTRACTED AND SPOT)
• QTRLY SHARE OF TOTAL SALES FROM APLNG 44.4 PJ VERSUS 58.0 PJ REPORTED LAST YEAR
• AUSTRALIA PACIFIC LNG PROVIDED AUSTRALIAN BUSINESSES WITH 31.6 PJ OF GAS DURING QUARTER
• RECEIVED A$783 MILLION IN CASH DISTRIBUTION FROM AUSTRALIA PACIFIC LNG FOR SIX MONTHS TO 31 DECEMBER 2022
• QTRLY SHARE OF LNG COMMODITY REVENUE FROM APLNG A$821 MILLION