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Apa — Corporate Update (August 2018)
30 slides from Apa's corporate update, August 2018
Slide 1: Crib Point Pakenham Pipeline Community Information Sessions
crib point pakenham pipeline community information sessions july /august 2018 July/August 2018
Slide 2: Agenda and protocols
Agenda and protocols July/August 2018
Slide 3: Agenda
Agenda • APA presentation (30-40 mins) Who is APA Key concerns The Project Pipeline construction overview Approvals process and overview of environmental investigations • Questions and Answers (50-60 mins) • Follow up one-on-one questions and discussions with public and APA and AGL project
Slide 4: Protocols
Protocols • All pipeline topics available for comment and questions • AGL project elements can be directed to AGL during the Q&A session, though today is principally about the pipeline • Highly technical questions may be answered briefly and followed up with written advice to questioner • One person
Slide 5: About APA
about APA July/August 2018
Slide 6: Gas transmission and distribution
Gas transmission 15,134 kms of transmission pipelines, including 7,500 kms in the East Coast Grid. Gas distribution We manage 28,424 kms of gas mains & pipelines, serving 1.3 million gas consumers July/August 2018 6
Slide 7: Key items to be addressed
key items to be addressed environmental referrals pipeline route selection pipeline impacts on Ramsar wetlands July/August 2018
Slide 8: Project overview
project overview July/August 2018
Slide 9: Crib Point Pakenham pipeline overview
crib point pakenham pipeline Overview Pipeline overview: • Pipeline Project is between existing Length Approx. 55km jetty facilities at Crib Point (south of Hastings) and Pakenham Material Epoxy coated high strength steel line pipe Diameter 600mm • Project supports AGL’s proposal to import natural g
Slide 10: APA relationship with AGL
APA relationship with AGL • APA has entered into a development agreement with AGL to undertake development of the pipeline • APA is the proponent for the pipeline and will own and operate the asset • The AGL Crib Point Project and the APA Pipeline Project are subject to further project approvals and
Slide 11: Regulatory approvals
regulatory approvals July/August 2018
Slide 12: Environmental referrals
environmental referrals • APA and AGL currently preparing environmental referrals (State and Commonwealth) Likely submission of these to regulators in mid to late- August 2018 We are • The Projects generally have separate temporal here and spatial impacts Pipeline impacts during construction and
Slide 13: Approvals and consultation process
approvals and consultation process Approvals Consultation late initial feasibility investigations project announcement 2017 • Initial route option study • Project announced and collateral on APA • Approval of pipeline consultation website plan • Initial stakeholder and landowner contact program Earl
Slide 14: Pipeline construction overview
pipeline construction overview July/August 2018
Slide 15: Crib Point Pakenham pipeline - proposed route
crib point pakenham pipeline - proposed route July/August 2018 15
Slide 16: Construction - overview
construction - overview • Pipeline construction methods dependent on location and constraints Open agricultural land Sensitive environmental and vegetated areas Urban and industrial land Crossing of major infrastructure (e.g. road, rail) • APA construction planning taking into account both s
Slide 17: Construction - typical layout
construction - typical layout Open-cut 10m 20m HDD 10/08/2016 2018 July/August 17
Slide 18: Construction - street works
construction - street works • APA proposed an alignment that utilises the verge and service road of Frankston Flinders Road through Hastings Between Reid Parade and Graydens Road • Complex route selection and congested existing linear corridors • Consultation undertaken with council and VicRoads t
Slide 19: Construction - timelapse video
construction - timelapse video https://youtu.be/-a8GyaZKyaU 10/08/2016 2018 July/August 19
Slide 20: Construction - reinstatement of land
construction - reinstatement of land Construction Pipeline corridor during construction (January 2017) Rehabilitation Pipeline corridor after rehabilitation (July 2017) 10/08/2016 2018 July/August 20
Slide 21: Technical investigations
technical investigations July/August 2018
Slide 22: Pipeline route selection
pipeline route selection Terrain Accessibility Public and worker safety High density land use Length No. of landowners / parcels Environment – Reserves, Conservation Areas High-value agricultural land Heritage Linear co-location Operational challenges 10/08/2016 2018 July/Augus
Slide 23: Supplementary route analysis
supplementary route analysis 10/08/2016 2018 July/August 23
Slide 24: Technical investigations - overview
technical investigations - overview • Various technical investigations have been completed to support APA’s design and regulatory approvals processes • These investigations include: Ecology – terrestrial and aquatic Heritage – Aboriginal and European Acid Sulfate Soil assessment Hydrogeologi
Slide 25: Technical investigations - ecology update
technical investigations - ecology update • Ecological assessment undertaken from November 2017 – including over 100 individual site assessments • Most areas subject to invasion by exotic species to a varying extent • Project impacts to native vegetation Less than 10ha of vegetation which includes
Slide 26: Ramsar wetlands - aquatic and hydrogeology
Ramsar wetlands - aquatic and hydrogeology • Westernport is an internationally listed Ramsar Significant Wetland • Proposed pipeline alignment crosses the Ramsar boundary at two locations Within Warringine Park, south of Hastings (approx. 300m) Watson’s Creek, Somerville (approx. 330m) • Ecologi
Slide 27: Technical investigations - GHG emissions and noise
technical investigations - GHG emissions and noise Greenhouse Gas Emissions Assessment • APA has assessed the GHG emissions from the 55km pipeline and two facilities at Crib Point and Pakenham • Pipeline GHG emissions are below 50,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent per annum – below the Environment Effect
Slide 28: Technical investigations - landscape
technical investigations - landscape • Following construction and rehabilitation there is very little visual impact of the pipeline Pipeline warning markers are installed to maintain a visual reminder of the location of the pipeline Locations in accordance with the Australian Standard (AS2885)
Slide 29: Where can I find more information?
Where can I find more information? A range of detailed information is available on the project website including: • Project information flyer • Preliminary activity summary brochure • detailed landowner reference guide (copies available today) • details of upcoming consultation activities • Technica
Slide 30: Further information
further information APA – Crib Point Pakenham Pipeline Freecall: 1800 531 811 Email: [email protected] AGL – Crib Point Project https://www.agl.com.au/cribpoint DELWP – Pipeline Regulation Division https://www.energy.vic.gov.au/pipelines Energy Safe Victoria www.esv.vic.gov.au July/August