March 2025 – Halliburton Strategic Alliance with G-15-AP Joint Venture

14 Mar 2025

GHG Assessment Permit G-15-AP Operator InCapture Pty Ltd (InCapture) and joint venture partners SK earthon Australia Pty Ltd (SK earthon) and Carbon CQ Pty Ltd (CarbonCQ) have awarded Halliburton Australia Pty Ltd the full scope of the G-15-AP CCS Declaration of Storage Project and signed a memorandum of understanding ( MOU) with Halliburton to progress towards the ambitious goal of launching a commercial scale CCS project within G-15-AP by the end of this decade.​

​Halliburton is one of the world’s leading providers of products and services to the energy industry.​

​Halliburton offers the G-15-AP project world-leading experience in identifying, maturing, and delivering CO2 storage projects at scale. Working with technical teams from the collaboration, Halliburton will assess and appraise potential storage solutions from across the G-15-AP area and progress high-graded opportunities through major regulatory processes.​

​CarbonCQ participated in the Australian Government’s 2023 GHG Offshore Acreage release, applying for GHG23-3 in November 2023 as part of a joint bidding group with InCapture and SKearthon. In August 2024, the joint venture was awarded this acreage in the form of permit G-15-AP.​

​The strategic alliance with Halliburton plays a pivotal role in the development of a world-class CCS site over the G-15-AP area, which aims to deliver safe, secure and effective storage options for domestic and international emitters, at pace.​

​More information about the project is available on the CarbonCQ website at:​ G-15-AP CCS Project

The InCapture press release is available at the following link: InCapture and G-15-AP CCS joint venture awards technical assessment work and signs collaboration agreement with Halliburton for carbon capture and storage

March 2025 – ERA Publishes CarbonTP Expert Report Underpinning Future of Gas

4 Mar 2025

The Economic Regulation Authority (ERA) has published the CarbonTP report on the future of gas which was included as part of Dampier Bunbury Pipeline’s (DBP) submission for the sixth access arrangement period (AA6).​

​In 2024 AGIG, the owner of DBP, engaged CarbonTP to undertake long run demand forecasting for the DBP to better understand the future utilisation of their asset in the context of the Energy Transition.​

The work required an understanding of all the major drivers of gas consumption across gas power generation and industry and the potential for those consumers to transition away from gas. ​

CarbonTP in collaboration with Sunrise Energy Group undertook scenario modelling of gas consumption based on different possible outcomes for pipeline connected gas power generation in relation to development of renewables and storage in the SWIS, combined with possible transition pathways and timelines for large industrial users to move away from gas.​

The CarbonTP report and other documents related to AA6 can be downloaded from the ERA website via the following link: Access Arrangement for Period commencing 2026

The CarbonTP report can be downloaded direct via the following ERA link: DBP Final Plan 2026-2030 – Attachment 6.2 CarbonTP Expert Report Underpinning Future of Gas (public)

August 2024 – CarbonCQ Awarded CCS Permit G-15-AP

8 Aug 2024

CarbonTP is proud to announce that its affiliated entity, CarbonCQ, has been awarded CCS permit G-15-AP in the Australian Government’s 2023 GHG Offshore Acreage release. G-15-AP is an exciting opportunity to progress CCS in Western Australia, being located only 120km offshore from the major industrial ports of Dampier and Port Hedland.

CarbonCQ participated in the Australian Government’s 2023 GHG Offshore Acreage release, applying for GHG23-3 in November 2023 as part of a joint bidding group. In August 2024, the joint venture was awarded this acreage in the form of permit G-15-AP. The G-15-AP project, is a collaborative joint venture, operated by InCapture (75% equity) alongside partners SKearthon (20% equity) and CarbonCQ (5% equity). CarbonCQ retains an option to increase its interest to 10%.

CarbonCQ’s partners bring complementary skills, resources and access to critical project elements, which together strengthens the group’s ability to mature the project to development.

The G-15-AP joint venture is committed to the identification of opportunities to reduce carbon emissions for hard-to-abate industries. The industrial areas near the Burrup Peninsula have multiple emissions sources at varying levels of CO2 concentration, with limited existing options for abatement.

The joint venture also recognises that G-15-AP has the potential to sequester large quantities of imported GHG emissions from Australia’s major international trading partners. The joint venture is planning to develop a large-scale commercially viable CO2 storage facility in the G-15-AP permit area with injection rates initially 3-6 Mtpa CO2 expected to be achievable.

More information is available on the CarbonCQ website at:

https://carboncq.com/ccs-projects/

May 2024 – GSWA granted State Planning Approval for Collie Steel Mill

16 May 2024

CarbonTP is proud to announce that its affiliated entity, Green Steel of WA [GSWA], has been granted State Planning Approval after the WA’s Regional Development Assessment Panel gave its unanimous approval for the project.

Achieving this key milestone takes GSWA one step closer towards making our state’s first steel mill a reality and we hope, our first move towards creating a much larger green steel industry for WA.

The Collie Steel Mill project, estimated at $400 million, represents a significant leap toward establishing Western Australia’s first green steel mill and creating a sustainable steel industry for the state.  Located near the town of Collie, the project is expected to generate over 500 new long-term positions for local workers most impacted by the energy transition as well as contribute $2.5B to WA’s economy.

In collaboration with the state government and major industries, GSWA is actively promoting the local recycling of scrap steel and advocating for the use of the locally produced “Collie Green Rebar” in major projects throughout the state.

More information is available on the GSWA website at:

https://www.greensteelwa.com.au/uncategorized/was-first-steel-mill-granted-state-planning-approval/

July 2023 – Site secured for flagship Collie Green Steel Mill

25 July 2023

CarbonTP is proud to announce that its affiliated entity, Green Steel of WA [GSWA], has taken another significant step forward by securing a site for its flagship 400,000 tonne-per-year green steel mill in Collie.

The site, located adjacent to the Coolangatta Industrial Estate, just outside the town of Collie in Western Australia was chosen for its proximity to road, rail and high voltage electrical infrastructure (with access to zero carbon energy). These attributes, combined with Collie’s highly skilled industrial workforce and Collie’s Transition make it the ideal location for the plant.

This follows the recent award of a $2.7 million funding from the WA Government through the Collie Futures Fund, administered by the Department of Premier of Cabinet (DPC) and the South West Development Commission (SWDC).

The Collie-based green steel recycling mill will convert Western Australian scrap steel into rebar for local and international consumption. The plant will be WA’s first steel mill and Australia’s first green steel mill.

In addition to creating a credible opportunity for the transition of one of WA’s coal and industrial townships, the project is the company’s first step towards creating a genuine steel manufacturing industry in Western Australia. GSWA is committed to working with local businesses and contractors to ensure the local economy and community benefits from this project.

Green Steel of WA has secured a technology partnership with global steelmaking leader Danieli, which has been providing innovative steelmaking solutions around the world for more than 100 years. During this time, Danieli has delivered more than 100 turnkey plants, giving them unparalleled experience in this field.

More information is available on the GSWA website at:

https://www.greensteelwa.com.au/uncategorized/site-secured-for-flagship-green-steel-mill-in-collie/

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