Environment

Queensland Curtis LNG is committed to ensuring that any development in the project area is environmentally and socially acceptable.

The site for the proposed liquefied natural gas facility, on grazing land on the western side of Curtis Island, was carefully selected after an extensive investigation of sites on the Queensland coast.

Curtis Island is an important part of Gladstone’s biodiversity and we are studying the potential environmental and social impacts of the project so we can develop strategies to mitigate or avoid these impacts.

Similarly, Queensland Curtis LNG is working with stakeholders to minimise impacts from gas field development and construction of the underground pipeline that will link the coal seam gas fields in the Surat Basin with the facility on Curtis Island.