CSG

NSW to face shortage if CSG projects not given green light

NEW South Wales could face a domestic gas shortage within three years if new coal seam gas projects aren't approved in a timely fashion according to Wood Mackenzie.

James McGrath

NSW to face shortage if CSG projects not given green light

It calculated gas production will increase eight-fold by the end of the decade as a result of increased drilling to 5.7 billion cubic feet, but roughly 90% of this would be put aside for LNG projects in...

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