Tamboran and Formentera Begin Beetaloo Pilot Gas Sales in Northern Territory
Initial gas supplies from the Shenandoah South Pilot Project have commenced delivery to the Northern Territory.
Initial natural gas deliveries have commenced from the Beetaloo Basin, marking a fresh development in domestic energy distribution for Australia's Northern Territory. Upstream operator Tamboran, working alongside Formentera Partners, has officially started commercial gas deliveries into the regional market.
The volume flows originate from the Shenandoah South Pilot Project. The commencement of these initial sales establishes the Beetaloo Basin as an active producing supply source for the surrounding territory.
This delivery milestone reflects the execution of initial offtake arrangements for the joint venture partners, transitioning the Shenandoah South asset from exploratory operations into the sales phase.
Regional stakeholders and energy markets continue to monitor upstream integration and supply performance as output from the pilot development enters the domestic grid infrastructure.
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