NORTHERN Territory energy minister, Kon Vatskalis, has given official approval for Conoco Phill...
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Vatskalis said was satisfied the company had the necessary checks and balances in place to ensure the safe operation of the pipeline.
The $3 billion Conoco Phillips-operated Bayu-Undan liquefied natural gas (LNG) project will feed gas from Bayu-Undan to a new LNG processing plant in Darwin via a single 500-kilometer pipeline.
The approval lets Conoco begin testing the pipeline in the first step to moving gas onshore from the Timor Sea.
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