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    Australia Pacific LNG pens three domestic gas sales agreements

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With these new agreements, APLNG's total contributions to the Australian east coast market in 2024 will reach 158 petajoules. [Image: APLNG]

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Australia Pacific LNG pens three domestic gas sales agreements

Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG) on May 21 announced the signing of gas sale agreements totaling 5.75 petajoules with three customers, including Ampol Refineries and Mount Isa Mines. 

“These sales are in addition to our existing long term domestic contracts and commitments under the Mandatory Gas Market Code introduced last year and demonstrate the volumes Australia Pacific LNG consistently provides to the domestic gas market,” said APLNG CEO Dan Clark. 

With these new agreements, APLNG's total contributions to the Australian east coast market in 2024 will reach 158 petajoules. 

In March, APLNG, a joint venture between Origin Energy, ConocoPhillips, and China's Sinopec, signed two additional gas sale agreements with Origin and Shell. 

APLNG stands as Australia's largest producer of coalbed methane (CBM), contributing significantly to Queensland's domestic gas market. Moreover, APLNG processes CBM into LNG for export purposes.