QGC is a leading Australian coal seam gas explorer and producer focused on developing its world-class reserves for domestic and international supply.

QGC is developing the Queensland Curtis LNG project which involves:

• Expanding QGC’s coal seam gas production in the Surat and Bowen basins in Queensland
• Building a 540 kilometre one-metre (42”) diameter buried natural gas pipeline network linking the gas fields near Miles to Gladstone, making it the longest one-metre diameter pipeline laid in Australia
• Constructing a natural gas liquefaction plant on Curtis Island, near Gladstone

Queensland Curtis LNG is one of Australia’s largest capital infrastructure projects and will generate significant economic benefits for Queensland and Australia.

It involves dozens of communities, hundreds of businesses and thousands of people drawn from throughout the state, the rest of Australia and internationally.

QGC has nearly 3,600 employees and contractors already working on the Queensland Curtis LNG Project and QGC-related business.

Importantly, Queensland Curtis LNG will also help to address climate change by allowing natural gas, which has the lowest carbon emissions of all fossil fuels, to be transported economically around the world.

Australia’s energy industry is making multibillion-dollar investments aimed at supporting domestic consumers and pioneering the development of coal seam gas into liquefied natural gas.

Much of the attention is focused on Queensland as it emerges as one of the most abundant regions for coal seam gas in the Pacific basin. QGC’s reserves and resources in Queensland have reached more than 21 trillion cubic feet.