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Moomba plant, Cooper Basin Northern Regional Development Board Energy Security Forum Gas supply – Opportunities and Challenges 17 August 2012 Eastern Australia gas reserves and resources Eastern Australia has a significant resource base with geographic and geological diversity. Includes Clarence, Gloucester and Galilee AEMO Gas Statement of Opportunities 2012 (numbers rounded down) 3 Source: ABARE Australian Gas Resource Assessment 2012; Facts Global Energy #57 2012 1 2 Source: 2 Why natural gas is important to Eastern Australia Fuelling key power generation Power reliability Clean energy Power generation Natural gas is the only large scale proven technology to lower emissions Promoting vital jobs, a skilled workforce, investment and infrastructure 3 Only source of key domestic energy Mums & Dads + small commercial Large Commercial & Industrial Provides energy security Natural gas is fundamental for every day cooking and heating needs A crucial industry for jobs and investment Potential for local use of gas… Currently being used by some irrigators to displace diesel in generators… Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) for use in farm machinery Local Industry (abattoirs, small scale power generation) … Relies on enough combined demand in a region Mark Rodgers with David Ronald on his farm near Tamarang where an exploration corehole was drilled in 2010. 4 East Australian gas demand growth to 2020 Strong LNG demand + Australia’s transition to a low carbon economy is driving unprecedented east coast gas demand growth. PJ/a Five LNG trains sanctioned Gas-fired power generation to substantially increase by 2030 3,500 3,000 Proposed 2,500 2,000 Sanctioned 1,500 1,000 500 0 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 5 Source: Santos Retail and C&I Power generation QCLNG (T1&2) GLNG (T1&2) APLNG T1 APLNG T2 Shell (T1&2) QCLNG T3 Higher demand and costs …… Gas prices will trend towards oil-linked international parity, circa $6–9 / GJ Permanent structural shift in the East Australia gas market Carbon Pricing LNG Demand Gas-fired Power Generation Demand Higher Development Costs 6 Gas price increases are affordable Expected higher domestic gas prices consistent with other energy and commodity price movements over the past decade. Commodity price indices 1,200 200 East coast gas 7 Source: BMI Iron ore Copper Silver 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 0 2004 low compared to other markets (UK, Europe and Asia) 400 2003 East coast gas prices are 600 2002 percentage of end-user price of both gas and electricity – circa 20% 800 2001 Gas cost is a small 1,000 2000 domestic gas prices have been relatively flat Growth index (Yr 2000 = 100) Historically east coast Coal NSW & ACT materially uncontracted post 2017 NSW & ACT will be >90% uncontracted post 2017, but starting in 2015 NSW / ACT Demand and Contracted Supply PJ/a 250 200 150 Uncontracted volumes 100 50 0 2011 2013 2015 Contracted Supply 8 Source: Core Energy 2017 2019 2021 2023 NSW / ACT Demand 2025 NSW CSG – a world-class opportunity Gunnedah Basin is world-class with appraisal program confirming confidence and known resources in excess of 12,000 PJ. Development Process to Operations Minimum 3 years 3-4 years 2018+ Gladstone NSW CSG industry The resources are available to meet the required 2017/18 development time frame, but we need to act now to achieve this. 9 $1.5 billion already invested Over 1,000 potential new jobs Significant local gas production for the first time A low carbon alternative to traditional dependence on coal Brisbane Gunnedah Basin 0 200 kilomet res Sydney Canberra Melbourne NSW jobs, investment and royalties Gunnedah Basin offers NSW the possibility of significant growth between now and 2035. 2,900+ jobs created Investment of $16b+ Incl. 200 ongoing full time positions and 1800 during peak construction NSW gross state product to increase by over $15b Plus additional positions within Santos apprenticeship and indigenous employment programs Employment Investment Royalties Royalty payments of over $3bn Plus corporate tax receipts of ~$6.5bn SOURCE: The Allen Consulting Group 2011 10 Regional benefits around $450m pa Substantial new regional infrastructure