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Green light for $40m Senex gas project

Senex Energy will go ahead with a $40 million expansion project to lift natural gas production at Atlas by 50 per cent to 18 PJ/year.

The company today announced the Final Investment Decision (FID) for the work, set to support more than 100 jobs during construction.

Senex managing director and chief executive officer Ian Davies said the Atlas expansion project was yet another example of the low-risk, high-return organic growth opportunities available to Senex with its established hub-and-spoke infrastructure operating model.

“Atlas is a high-quality development, providing material and reliable supplies of natural gas. . .

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Senex fine tunes gas focus with Cooper Basin sale

Senex Energy is selling its South Australian Cooper Basin gas assets for$87.5 million as it focuses on Queensland project growth.

The sale to Beach Energy will result in Senex’s exit from the Cooper Basin after more than 20 years.

The company said it would support plans to accelerate the development of its Surat Basin natural gas assets, increasing the supply of natural gas to the east coast to support manufacturing and jobs.

Senex last month announced it was increasing its Roma North gas production by 50 per cent, just weeks after announcing a similar boost for the. . .

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More jobs flow as Senex steps up Roma North output

Senex has taken a Final Investment Decision to increase its Roma North gas production by 50 per cent, just weeks after announcing a similar boost for the Atlas domestic gas project.

About 50 construction jobs are set to be created in the $30 million-plus project to expand the Roma North natural gas processing facility, drill more wells and build supporting infrastructure.

Senex said the expansion was expected to be finished within the next year.

Managing director and chief executive officer Ian Davies said the Roma North expansion project was an excellent example of the low-risk, high-return organic. . .

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Senex's Project Atlas as started supplying gas to customers

First gas hits market from fast-tracked Project Atlas

Senex Energy’s Project Atlas near Wandoan has started selling gas ahead of schedule, with Queensland power generator CleanCo among the first customers.

The first two trains are online for the five-train, 15 PJ/year gas processing facility, which is supplying gas at the Wallumbilla Gas Hub via Jemena's 60km $140 million Project Atlas pipeline.

Senex managing director and chief executive officer Ian Davies said the company had delivered gas from Australia’s first acreage dedicated to domestic supply in what was believed to be record time for a greenfield project.

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