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2009: the year in CSG

QUEENSLAND’S burgeoning coal seam gas sector had an interesting year, with considerable progress ...

Marija Stojkovic
2009: the year in CSG

As work went on, one topic seemed to be the flavour of the year: consolidation. First talk of consolidation began in February with Arrow chief executive Shaun Scott saying the industry was headed for...

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