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Carbon Capture & Storage: Santos Reaches FID on Darwin Pipeline Duplication Project

August 29, 2022

The project extend the Barossa Gas Export Pipeline to the Santos-operated Darwin LNG (DLNG) facility and allow for the repurposing of the existing Bayu-Undan field to Darwin pipeline to facilitate carbon capture and storage (CCS) options. Photo: Bayu Undan - Credit: ConocoPhillips Australia (File Photo)
The project extend the Barossa Gas Export Pipeline to the Santos-operated Darwin LNG (DLNG) facility and allow for the repurposing of the existing Bayu-Undan field to Darwin pipeline to facilitate carbon capture and storage (CCS) options. Photo: Bayu Undan - Credit: ConocoPhillips Australia (File Photo)

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