The energy giant has taken ownership of a company with approval for a pipeline which Santos needs to get its gas from Narrabri into the domestic market.
Energy giant Santos has acquired a company which has plans for a gas pipeline near its controversial Narrabri Gas Project.It says new supply in southern domestic markets will put downward pressure on gas pricesHunter Gas Pipeline has planning approval for a pipeline from the Wallumbilla Gas Hub in southern Queensland to Newcastle, via Narrabri.
Santos midstream and clean fuels president Brett Woods said the company expected construction of the pipeline would begin in 2024.
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