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Australia may need to import LNG to east coast from overseas

PNG and Indonesia to be back-ups if domestic cargoes can't be sourced

Australia may need to import LNG to east coast from overseas

There are currently four Floating Storage Regasification Units (FSRUs) proposed on the east coast of Australia. Venice Energy is working to lock in a foundation offtake agreement with Origin Energy...

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