Epic Energy

Epic consists of three major natural gas transmission pipeline systems. These pipelines are strategically well located, servicing major participants in the Australian gas and energy sectors.

On completion of the Queensland to South Australia/New South Wales Link (QSN Link), Epic Energy's pipelines will serve four growing markets in Australia: South Australia, New South Wales, north west Queensland and the Pilbara region of WA.

Moomba to Adelaide Pipeline System (MAPS)

MAPS is a 1,184 kilometre pipeline (including laterals) with a current compressed maximum capacity of approximately 250 terajoules per day. The pipeline provides gas transmission to Adelaide and South Australian regional centres from the Cooper Basin production and processing facilities at Moomba and the Coal Seam Methane gas fields in south east Queensland (once the QSN Link has been completed).

South West Queensland Pipeline (SWQP)

SWQP is a 755 kilometre pipeline with a currently committed compressed maximum capacity of approximately 225 terajoules per day. Epic is currently constructing the QSN Link, which will connect the SWQP and the Moomba to Adelaide Pipeline System adding a further 180 kilometres to the South West Queensland Pipeline. The QSN Link will connect coal seam gas suppliers in south east Queensland to southern markets.

Pilbara Pipeline System (PPS)

PPS comprises three pipelines with an uncompressed capacity of 186 terajoules per day. The Pilbara Energy Pipeline (PEPL) is a 219 kilometre pipeline connecting the Carnarvon Basin with a power station at Port Hedland, and the Port Hedland to Telfer gas pipeline. The 24 kilometre Burrup Extension Pipeline connects PEPL to Woodside's North West Shelf processing plant at Dampier, while the 80 kilometre Wodgina Lateral connects PEPL to the Sons of Gwalia tantalum mine at Wodgina.

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