about 12 years ago
Santos posted a time-lapse footage of Santos GLNG’s tunnel boring machine breaking to the surface at the LNG plant on Curtis Island, Gladstone. This content is available after accepting the cookies. Change cookie-settings View on Youtube. The tunnel forms part of Santos GLNG’s 420-kilometre gas pipe
Santos posted a time-lapse footage of Santos GLNG’s tunnel boring machine breaking to the surface at the LNG plant on Curtis Island, Gladstone.
The tunnel forms part of Santos GLNG’s 420-kilometre gas pipeline route from its gasfields around Roma and Fairview to the gas liquefaction plant currently under construction on Curtis Island.
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LNG World News Staff, March 7, 2014; Image: Santos
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