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Menangle Park - Proposed Modification Application
A report has been prepared to assess an application for a modification to the development consent - DA 183‐8‐2004i.
The modification is for the addition of a new production well, MP25 (the well), associated GGL, and upgraded access track for construction access. The proposed well will be adjacent to an existing MP16 well, in order to minimise additional ground disturbance.
The location of the proposed well and upgraded access track has been previously disturbed and modified through previous land uses including the area being previously sand mined as well as the construction of the existing MP16.
AGL welcomes any questions or comments on this current application. Enquiries can be sent to camdengasproject@agl.com.au
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Environmental Assessment Modification
Water Studies
As a part of the sustainable development of coal seam gas exploration it is critical to protect groundwater resources. The Camden groundwater investigation and monitoring program was developed by Parsons Brinckerhoff and AGL to help the community understand what impacts, if any, there might be on groundwater resources as a result of exploration for natural gas.
A desktop study has been completed for the Camden North area that identifies the different groundwater systems across the region. This study is available below.
AGL Upstream Gas, as part of its CSG exploration and production programs in NSW and QLD, commissioned a desktop study on the occurrence of naturally occurring hydrocarbons in groundwater from Permian coals measures and associated sedimentary rocks. The report prepared by CSIRO and Earth Science and Resource Engineering - Petroleum and Geothermal Research Portfolio Group concluded that most of the detected total petroleum hydrocarbons, PAH (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons) and BTEX (benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene and xylenes) compounds appear to be naturally occurring. The complete report is available below.
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CSIRO Study of TPH in Coal Seam Water
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Phase 1 Groundwater Assessment and Conceptual Hydrogeological Model
Sugarloaf 3 Incident
The following Q&A provides information in relation to the release of non-toxic, non-hazardous foam into the air, during routine maintenance at one of AGL's Camden Gas Project's producing wells:
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Sugarloaf 3 Incident FAQ
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OEH Warning Letter
Media
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Camden Advertorial - 23 August 2011
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Camden plant complies fully with all Clean Air standards - 1 September 2011
