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AGL Energy — Corporate Update (September 2018)
30 slides from AGL Energy's corporate update, Sep 12, 2018
Slide 1: Camden Gas Project Community Consultative Committee
Camden Gas Project Community Consultative Committee 12 September 2018
Slide 2: Reports & Presentations
Open & Welcome Reports & Presentations 1 Previous Minutes Business Arising 4 • AGL Update • Operations & Environment • Land & Approvals • Community & Stakeholders 2 Correspondence 5 Next Meeting Date Business Arising • EPA presentation – Fugitive 3 Emissions Study • Overview of Camden Gas Project 6
Slide 3: Business Arising
Business Arising
Slide 4: EPA Presentation
EPA Presentation Andrew Cowan
Slide 5: CSIRO Presentation
CSIRO Presentation Brendan Halliburton
Slide 6: Business Arising: Well swap notifications, LCIP application, Pampas Grass
Well Swap notifications - As per the last meeting request to notify local Government and the EPA, AGL sent Well Swap notifications on 04 April 2018. Douglas Park Little Athletics LCIP application – David Henry followed this up, it was decided that the application could not proceed in the timeframe f
Slide 7: AGL Update
AGL Update AGL CEO transition On 24 August 2018 AGL Energy announced that the company’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Andy Vesey, would leave the company after almost four years in the role. Brett Redman, AGL’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO), was appointed as interim CEO. Mr Re
Slide 8: Decommissioning & Rehabilitation
Decommissioning & Rehabilitation Production Well Status Total (as at 14 March 2018) Total (as at 12 September 2018) Drilled (total wells) 144 144 Production and dewatering wells 92 90 Suspended or shut in wells 20 14 Wells in process of decommissioning 0 2 (EM34 & SL09 initial works completed) Wells
Slide 9: Decommissioning & Rehabilitation – Stage 1 Timeline
Decommissioning & Rehabilitation – Stage 1 Timeline AGL has decommissioned 14 of the 17 wells listed under the Stage 1 program. • The remaining three wells listed (EM34, MP05, SL09) are horizontal wells, the first kind of these type of wells to be decommissioned in Camden Gas Project area. • AGL is
Slide 10: Decommissioning & Rehabilitation – Whole Project Timeline
Decommissioning & Rehabilitation – Whole Project Timeline Camden Gas Project CCC | 12 September 2018 10
Slide 11: Selecting wells to decommission and rehabilitate
Decommissioning & Rehabilitation - selecting wells to decommission and rehabilitate In the event that AGL are unable to decommission the three horizontal wells in time for the Stage 1 completion, AGL will bring in three other wells to replace them. Processes to select and schedule wells for decommis
Slide 12: Environmental Monitoring & Reporting
Environmental Monitoring & Reporting RPGP noise monitoring – No noise complaints received. Next quarterly monitoring scheduled this week. RPGP air emissions monitoring – No exceedances of licence limits during the last quarter. Next quarterly monitoring scheduled next week. Annual Leak Detection Sur
Slide 13: Penalty Infringement Notices (PINs)
Penalty Infringement Notices (PINs) AGL received two Penalty Infringement Notices (PINs) from the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) on Friday 4 May 2018 for alleged breaches of a condition of petroleum title. On 15 June 2018 AGL requested Revenue NSW review these notices and specifically, r
Slide 14: Engagement with new landowners, councils and Department of Planning
AGL continues to engage with new landowners, local councils and the Department of Planning & Environment where land sale transactions have occurred across the petroleum titles and project activity areas. This engagement may involve: • responding to rezoning and development proposals; • working with
Slide 15: Community & Stakeholders
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Slide 16: Drought Update
Drought Update Camden Gas Project CCC | 12 September 2018
Slide 17: Local Community Investment Program update
Local Community Investment Program update Round 1 Organisation Program Amount Paid? Program complete? Kentlyn Public School New dishwasher and oven $ 5,000.00 Y Y Macarthur Preschool Installation of energy efficient lighting $ 2,700.00 Y Y The Oaks Pony Club Completion of toilet block $ 5,000.00 Y N
Slide 18: Local Community Investment Program update
Local Community Investment Program update Round 2 Organisation Program Amount Paid? Program complete? Camden Rugby 5kW solar system $ 4,350.00 Y N Macarthur Beekeepers Equipment for safe function of group $ 4,990.55 Y N Macarthur Centre for Sustainable Living 5x gas burner hotplate and oven $ 2,471.
Slide 19: Local Community Investment Program
Local Community Investment Program Assessment of applications: • Cawdor Public School • Campbelltown Community Preschool (Application 1) • Campbelltown Community Preschool (Application 2) • Douglas Park Little Athletics • Youth Solutions Camden Gas Project CCC | 12 September 2018 19
Slide 20: Alex Fitzpatrick
Alex Fitzpatrick Manager, Government & Community Relations [email protected]
Slide 21: Overview of Camden Gas Project
Overview of Camden Gas Project
Slide 22: About Coal Seam Gas
About Coal Seam Gas
Slide 23: CSG is naturally occurring gas trapped in coal seams
Typical coal cleats CSG is naturally occurring gas trapped in coal seams. • Mainly methane • Produced from ancient organic matter & trapped in coal seams Butt Cleats • Held in place by water that saturates coal seam • Gas moves through coal via natural fractures • About a third of eastern Australia’
Slide 24: Triassic sandstone aquifers
• Triassic sandstones are the aquifers • One (upper) sandstone aquifer (isolated) • Minor sandstone aquifers at depth (isolated) • Shallow (very limited extent) alluvial aquifer • No natural connection between sandstone aquifers, and between aquifers & coal seams
Slide 25: CSG extraction: Vertical and horizontal drilling
CSG extraction Vertical drilling Horizontal drilling Camden Gas Project CCC | 12 September 2018 25
Slide 26: Cross section of a CSG well
Cross section of a CSG well Cement CSG extraction Well integrity ensures no connectivity with Centraliser surrounding aquifers. • CSG is released by: Surface casing • Drilling into the coal seam Cement • Cementing steel casing & installing tubing into drill hole (‘completion’) • Pumping out the wate
Slide 27: About the Camden Gas Project
About the Camden Gas Project
Slide 28: Fast Facts
Fast Facts Camden Gas Project fields: • Began producing in 2001 • 60km southwest of Sydney, in the Camden, Wollondilly and Campbelltown LGAs • Produces approximately 5% of NSW’s gas supply (that’s about how much gas 265,000 homes use in a year) • 100km of low pressure gas gathering lines 144 wells h
Slide 29: Timeline
Timeline 2001 2002 2004 2009 2012 2015 Sydney Gas The addition of Operation of the The Camden Gas No new wells AGL announced applies for PPL 1. three production Rosalind Park Project becomes have been drilled the Camden wells under PPL Gas Plant wholly owned by since September North Expansion 2, bri
Slide 30: The decommissioning and rehabilitation process
The decommissioning and rehabilitation process