Squadron Energy has partnered with Inside Industry to host almost 90 local primary school students at Port Kembla Energy Terminal (PKET) to learn more about how energy reaches homes, schools and businesses.
By Rob Wheals, CEO Squadron Energy The Domestic Gas Reservation Bill is moving fast. It passed the House of Representatives on 29 October and is
For attribution to Squadron Energy CEO Rob Wheals Reserved gas can only keep families warm and industry running if it can physically reach Victoria and
For attribution to Squadron Energy CEO, Rob Wheals Squadron Energy welcomes the NSW Gas Statement and its clear focus on ensuring gas is available where
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There’s a certain irony in the announcement of a government scheme that is meant to shore up gas supplies putting into doubt a project that could help deliver said supply.
Squadron Energy welcomes today’s update on a national domestic gas reservation scheme, including plans to require the supply, rather than simply the offer, of gas to address forecast shortfalls.
There’s no reason why existing supplies or gas unlocked by the Domestic Gas Reservation Scheme can’t be delivered to demand nodes in NSW and VIC. We have already solved transportation for gas from anywhere in Australia.
Squadron Energy’s Port Kembla Energy Terminal and Illawarra Firming Power Station have sponsored the upgrade of floodlights at the home ground of the Cringila Lions Football Club.
The new and improved floodlights will enable the club to host training sessions and matches well into the evening, giving players, coaches and the community greater access to the ground throughout the year.
Dress for Success Illawarra has continued to empower women through the organisation’s partnership with Squadron Energy’s Port Kembla Energy Terminal.
The non-profit helps women enter, re-enter and thrive in the workforce.
The organisation has made significant strides recently, supporting 551 Illawarra women in the last financial year, exceeding their annual target by 10 per cent.