New NSW gas import plant could avert predicted east coast...

New NSW gas import plant could avert predicted east coast shortages, CEO says Port Kembla facility will be able to meet all of Victoria’s needs and cover for 70% of New South Wales,
Peter Hannam
Thu 21 Mar 2024 new gas import plant on the New South Wales coast is now 90% complete and could be brought online as soon as next year, more than making up for projected shortages, Squadron Energy’s CEO, Rob Wheals, says.The Australian Energy Market Operator warned in a report released on Thursday that southern states could face gas shortfalls by the winter of 2025 and “small seasonal gaps” the next year as supplies from Bass Strait dwindle faster than demand.Squadron, a company owned by billionaire Andrew Forrest, said its Port Kembla energy terminal was nearing completion and its connecting pipeline to the main Victoria-NSW markets was also finished.

Read again, and understand BPH can deliver gas from commonwealth waters to shore via Ship!
To a completed gas terminal!
All concerns covered! Environment safe and gas supply secured and profitable to Australia!
NSW waters safe and beaches saved!
Potential for carbon capture technology in future to advance!
Win Win Win Win Win in all levels

Do a You Tube Video on the real facts! Not this nonsense continuing of protest, already saved the beaches !

Next move forward Ed and save our energy crisis and help the country prosper!

Time to Prosper not Protest!

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