Cooper Energy: new Casino Henry gas contract with O-I Australia
Published by Aimee Knight,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
O-I Australia is Australia’s largest manufacturer of glass packaging products.
The Casino Henry 2019 gas supply agreement is the second between O-I and Cooper Energy, with O-I’s commitment in 2015 to take 1 PJ per annum from the Sole gas field being the first supply contract secured for the Sole Gas Project. Cooper Energy will supply O-I with 1 PJ per annum from the Sole gas field from January 2020 for the life of the project.
Cooper Energy Managing Director David Maxwell said the agreements with O-I demonstrated Cooper Energy’s capacity to supply gas to its customers from its portfolio of existing production assets in the Otway and Gippsland basins. Production from the Sole gas field is scheduled to commence in July 2019.
“O-I were the foundation gas customer for Sole and their early commitment in August 2015 set the ball rolling for the contracting and financing of the Sole Gas Project. We are delighted to be able to commit an additional supply agreement with O-I” said Mr Maxwell.
Mr Maxwell noted that the 2019 Casino Henry gas supply agreements with Origin Energy and O-I was consistent with the company’s gas marketing strategy.
“Our business model is based around bringing competitively priced gas to buyers in south-east Australia.
“The agreement with O-I is the seventh term contract we have written since we began building our portfolio of gas supply assets and gas sales agreements. We expect to write further new contracts with a diversity of gas buyers and contract periods in the second half of the financial year as we contract more gas from Sole” Mr Maxwell said.
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