Shell gas supply and APA gas transport contracts awarded
Published by John Williams,
Editorial Assistant
World Fertilizer,
Kalium Lakes Ltd has secured key contracts with organisations for the transportation and supply of gas to meet the requirements of its Beyondie Sulphate of Potash Project (BSoPP).
These contracts will provide 1 Tjpd to produce 90 tpy of SoP per annum and also allows for expansion to support increased production and production of magnesium byproducts.
Shell Energy Australia Pty Ltd (Shell) has been awarded the contract for supply of gas to the BSoPP site, which will be utilised for power generation, steam generation and product drying during operations.
APA Group’s 88.2% owned Goldfields Gas Pipeline (GGP) will transport and deliver gas via a new, purpose built metering and connection facility. Early works has commenced with APA on the design of the new metering facility.
These contracts are subject to a final investment decision and subsequent notice from the company that it is ready to commence commissioning and production operations.
The company's Chief Development Officer, Rudolph van Niekerk, commented: “The close proximity and ease of access to the GGP offers significant cost advantages to the BSOPP, which has allowed Kalium Lakes to own and operate its own gas pipeline, spur and gas fired power station with funding provided by the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF).
“Importantly, the award of the gas supply and gas transport operations contracts to Shell and APA are also within the budget allocated in the BFS and FEED outcomes. We can now also confirm that approximately 50% of our FOB cash operating costs have now been locked in, again on budget,” he said.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldfertilizer.com/potash/01072019/shell-gas-supply-and-apa-gas-transport-contracts-awarded/
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