The Australia Pacific LNG Project is a coal seam gas (CSG) to liquefied natural gas (LNG) project based in Queensland.

The proposed expansion is centred on the creation of a new open-pit mine that would operate simultaneously with the existing underground mine. The proposed expansion would be a progressive development, requiring construction activity over several stages. ICNSA and BHP Billiton have set up a website where companies can register their interest in supplying to both the existing operation and the proposed expanded operation.

The Ichthys project will be the largest oil and gas development in the Northern Territory and it will attract other industries such as transport, health, and professional services to the area.

INPEX actively seeks suppliers and contractors whose objectives are compatible with theirs those with a commitment to delivering the highest quality products, services and worldwide cost competitiveness in the marketplace and an unwavering commitment to safety.

Gas from the Hides, Angore, and Juha fields together with gas from oil fields at Kutubu in the Southern Highlands of PNG will be conditioned and transported 700 km to a 6.6 MT/A Liquefied Natural Gas plant near Port Moresby for export to Asian clients. EPC contracts for the project have been let for Early Works – Upstream, Early Works – LNG Plant Site, the LNG Plant, Offshore Pipeline, the Gas Conditioning Plant, the Onshore Pipeline,  the Komo Airfield, and the LNG Export Jetty. ICN, in conjunction with the Australian Trade Commissioner in Port Moresby, has been working with some of the above EPCs and is working to contact the others in order to promote the use of Australian goods and services. 

The Tasmanian Irrigation  was established as a registered company by the Tasmanian Government in September 2008 to progress a suite of regionally significant irrigation schemes in many parts of Tasmania.