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Four companies given go-ahead for Queensland gas exploration Four companies have been given the greenlight to commence gas exploration on more than 3,000 square kilometres of land in Central and South West Queensland. Queensland Manufacturing Minister, Glenn Butcher, said Senex Energy, Comet Ridge, State Gas and Denison Gas had won tenders to explore areas close […]

Pump Genius Pump Genius is a customisable feature of WEG drives that enables your standard CFW500 to become dedicated for pumping systems. It ensures accurate pressure/flow control throughout the processing cycle, starting with raw water and its usage, through to wastewater treatment. With an easy-to-use programming wizard, Pump Genius helps you to minimise downtime and

Record gas flow rates achieved at Reid’s Dome Project State Gas Limited has announced an “exponential” increase in gas flow rates at its Nyanda-4 well at the Reid’s Dome Gas Project (PL231) since the last production update on Friday, 11 September, following the installation of custom designed pumps.  Gas flow rates from Nyanda-4 have continued

Seqwater undertakes $11 million waterworks package Seqwater is undertaking an $11 million waterworks package, which is set to deliver up to 50 per cent more drinking water for suburbs north of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast, and support up to 30 jobs during construction. Queensland Natural Resources Minister, Dr Anthony Lynham, said the two-year program

Queensland oil tech company fined $800,000 over fatal workplace burn incident Oil Tech International, based in Yatala, Queensland, has been issued an $800,000 fine over a workplace incident, in which a man suffered fatal burn injuries. Operators of a liquid waste treatment facility, Oil Tech pleaded guilty in the Beenleigh District Court to a charge

Improving pumping system efficiency to reduce power costs on Queensland farms Pump Industry magazine spoke to Andrew Chamberlin, Project Manager -Energy at QFF, about the Energy Savers Program and one of the many farms that have benefited from it. The post Improving pumping system efficiency to reduce power costs on Queensland farms appeared first on

Fraser Coast revamps its sewerage infrastructure The Fraser Coast Regional Council is commencing an overhaul of its sewerage infrastructure with work on two major projects underway. Work has started on the construction of a 6.5km sewer main that will link the emerging Eli Waters and Dundowran communities with the Nikenbah Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Fraser

Mardie salt and potash project receives $48 million entitlement offer Western Australia is set to see another salt and potash project in Mardie, with BCI Minerals (BCI) about to launch a fully underwritten $48 million entitlement offer to fund development of the project, including a seawater pump station. Retail and institutional components will make up

Port Kembla gas project fast-tracked The New South Wales Government has placed the proposed LNG import terminal at Port Kembla (PKGT) on its Priority List to be fast-tracked, with Jemena set to to develop a gas connection from its Eastern Gas Pipeline (EGP). The New South Wales Priority List aims to fast-track activities which will

New Wivenhoe Pump Station contract to deliver Toowoomba energy savings Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) is set to see a 30 per cent reduction in the cost of electricity with no change to service levels, with a newly negotiated contract for Wivenhoe Pump Station.  TRC Water and Waste Chair, Rebecca Vonhoff, said the reduction equates to