Origin, AWE push ahead with Waitsia
Australia The initial stages of development include the installation of new infrastructure as well as upgrades to assets that act as a bridge to the Xyris production facility from the Waitsia-1 and Senecio-3 gas wells. The gas treated at the facility will then be sent to the Parmelia pipeline to be used domestically.
The Waitsia gas development could change the landscape of existing gas supplies. “Once developed, the onshore Waitsia gas project’s low operating costs, in a historically strong west coast gas market, will likely see AWE become the low-cost gas producer in Western Australia,” AWE chief executive Bruce Clement said in a statement.
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