Rural Landholder Insights
- Thu 23, Jun 2016
- Gasfields Commission
Chinchilla landholders share ebbs and flows of treated CSG water use
Two rural landholders near Chinchilla have shared their experiences with their local newspaper about using treated groundwater from the region's coal seam gas (CSG) industry.
- Wed 20, Jan 2016
- Gasfields Commission
Roma landholders share their gas coexistence experience
Rural landholders, Peter and Nikki Thompson from Echo Hills near Roma have shared the challenges and opportunities from their experience of coexisting with the onshore gas industry over many years with ABC TV Rural and Regional Reporter Dominque Schwartz.
- Tue 3, Nov 2015
- Gasfields Commission
Graziers say flexibility needed in pipeline negotiations
Guluguba graziers Paul and Majella Erbacher have shared with the GasFields Commission their first-hand experiences, insights and lessons learnt dealing with the onshore gas industry in Queensland's Surat Basin following the construction of a major gas pipeline through their cattle properties.
- Tue 3, Nov 2015
- Gasfields Commission
Graziers say don't be pushed and take your time
Second generation graziers Tom Donohoe and his sister Cecilia operate their cattle breeding business across three properties in the Wandoan district in the Surat Basin.
- Tue 3, Nov 2015
- Gasfields Commission
Grazier says gas companies should respect landholder advice
Wandoan grazier Richard Golden shares his experience and insights from dealing with two different gas proponents at the same time developing over 100 gas wells on his family’s cattle property.
- Mon 14, Sep 2015
- Gasfields Commission
Yuleba grazier shares insights on gas negotiation
Third generation Yuleba grazier Brett Griffin reckons it takes a lot of homework, hard negotiating and the right attitude to develop a beneficial and workable relationship with the onshore gas industry and shares his insights and tips on landholder negotiation.
- Mon 22, Jun 2015
- Gasfields Commission
Landholders benefit with treated groundwater from gas industry
Landholders around Condamine in Queensland's Surat Basin are irrigating dryland country for the first time thanks to extra water desalinated and distributed from the region's coal seam gas (CSG) industry, according to a recent WIN TV News Toowoomba report.Search
- Chinchilla landholders share ebbs and flows of treated CSG water use
- Roma landholders share their gas coexistence experience
- Graziers say flexibility needed in pipeline negotiations
- Graziers say don't be pushed and take your time
- Grazier says gas companies should respect landholder advice
- Yuleba grazier shares insights on gas negotiation
- Landholders benefit with treated groundwater from gas industry
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