Jemena plans 400km Beetaloo link to Northern Gas Pipeline as APA advances 1,500km route to Queensland
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First gas from Australia's Beetaloo Basin has entered the NT grid, while Jemena and APA advance plans for major new pipelines to connect supply to the east coast, pending multi-jurisdiction environmental approvals. If progressed, added midstream capacity could ease regional infrastructure constraints and increase medium-term domestic gas availability, influencing expectations for Australian gas flows and pricing dynamics. Approval risk and long project timelines temper near-term market impact.
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Gas from Australia’s Beetaloo Basin has begun flowing to Darwin, and Jemena has outlined a plan to build a 400-kilometre pipeline connection to the Northern Gas Pipeline (NGP), the only route linking Northern Territory gas to the east coast. APA Group has also begun environmental assessment for a proposed 1,500-kilometre pipeline that would run directly from Beetaloo to southwest Queensland. Both projects would require environmental approvals from the Queensland, Northern Territory and federal governments.
