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APLNG selects project site, predicts job boost

THE Australia Pacific LNG joint venture has achieved another milestone in the development of its ...

Marija Stojkovic

APLNG selects project site, predicts job boost

The 50:50 joint venture between Origin Energy and ConocoPhillips has secured the 230-hectare site at Laird Point on Curtis Island, in the Port of Gladstone, from the Queensland state government. "After...

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