Beetaloo edges closer to first NT gas sales with strong well test
It was designed as a commercial development lookalike while targeting the prolific Velkerri B shale. It will join Carpentaria-2H and Carpentaria-3H as the third well feeding Beetaloo’s pilot project.AdvertisementProcessed gas will enter the nearby McArthur River pipeline, giving Beetaloo a direct route into the Northern Territory gas market. First gas sales from the pilot project remain on track for the fourth quarter of 2026, following commissioning of the gas plant.The timing could hardly be better.
- ▪It was designed as a commercial development lookalike while targeting the prolific Velkerri B shale.
- ▪It will join Carpentaria-2H and Carpentaria-3H as the third well feeding Beetaloo’s pilot project.AdvertisementProcessed gas will enter the nearby McArthur River pipeline, giving Beetaloo a direct route into the Northern Territory gas marke
- ▪First gas sales from the pilot project remain on track for the fourth quarter of 2026, following commissioning of the gas plant.The timing could hardly be better.
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| Publication time | Mon, 13 Jul 2026 12:26:56 +1000 |
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