Tamboran Resources and APA Group collaboration

Tamboran Resources Corporation (ASX:TBN) has entered into binding agreements with APA Group to construct the Sturt Plateau Pipeline. This 37-kilometre pipeline will link the Shenandoah South Pilot Project to the existing Amadeus Gas Pipeline. The pipeline is projected to be operational by the first half of 2026, ensuring a reliable gas supply to the Northern Territory Government.

Tamboran Resources' strategic pipeline project

Tamboran Resources, in partnership with APA Group, is advancing the construction of the Sturt Plateau Pipeline, a 37-kilometre structure connecting the Shenandoah South Pilot Project to the Amadeus Gas Pipeline. Scheduled to be operational by early 2026, this project underscores Tamboran's commitment to ensuring a stable gas supply to the Northern Territory Government under a long-term agreement. The pipeline is part of Tamboran's strategic effort to enhance energy supply infrastructure while maintaining high environmental standards and engaging with Native Title Holders. The collaboration with Australia's largest gas pipeline operator, APA Group, is pivotal to the project's success, leveraging their extensive experience in the Northern Territory. Tamboran's strategic outlook involves securing the project's timely completion and addressing potential risks related to capital needs, drilling challenges, and regulatory complexities.

Executive insights on Tamboran's pipeline project

Tamboran Resources has secured the necessary approvals and capacity for the SPP project, reflecting its commitment to providing reliable energy in the Northern Territory while adhering to high environmental standards and collaborating with Native Title Holders.