Barossa gas project which will backfill the 3.7 MMT/Y Darwin LNG plant for up to 20 years is more than 70% complete with first gas expected in the third quarter of 2025.
Santo has said that its Barossa gas project which will backfill the 3.7 MMT/Y Darwin LNG plant for up to 20 years is more than 70% complete with first gas expected in the third quarter of 2025.
Following the recent approval of the revised drilling and completions environment plan, the first Barossa well has been “completed” and Santos is currently drilling the second of six wells as “initial well flow rates are in line with expectations”. The gas flow carbon dioxide content “is at the low end of the expected range.”
Santos also continues to pursue its Bayu-Undan carbon capture and storage project, which would store up to 10 MMT/Y of CO2, including CO2 from our Barossa gas project.
Earlier, Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher had admitted that "given the challenges of the past two years", the operator has updated cost and schedule guidance for the project, though Barossa first gas still expected in 2025. “The team has done a great job in keeping Barossa close to the original schedule and managing the costs of delay.”
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