The joint venture will capture more than a quarter of the carbon dioxide output of the gas plant which will be supplied to a new recovery unit to be built at the plant by Air Liquide at a cost of nearly A$20 million (US$14 million). “The amount of carbon dioxide that will be captured for re-use is equivalent to the annual greenhouse gas emissions of more than 21,000 cars or 4900 Australian homes,” said Origin’s general manager for upstream oil & gas, Paul Zealand. The BassGas joint venture has invested A$750 million to develop the BassGas project which provides natural gas, condensate and liquefied petroleum gas from the Yolla field which lies 147 kilometres off Victoria’s south-east coast. Gas is processed onshore at the Lang Lang gas plant, 100 kilometres east of Melbourne.
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