The Crux Project

The Crux natural gas field remains an important longer term backfill opportunity for the existing Prelude FLNG facility. Scroll down to learn more about this development.

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Project Overview

Learn more about Shell’s proposed plans for the Crux Project, including design concept and location.

Project Development

Read about the key development stages of the Crux Project over its lifespan.

Crux Environment Plans

Discover the Environment Plans for the Crux Project and get in touch with Shell to comment on the plans.

Existing Environment

Review Shell’s summary and assessment of the natural and socio-economic environment surrounding the Crux Project.

Acceptable Levels of Impact

Read Shell’s defined levels of acceptable impact for each of the potential risk areas.

Impact & Risk

View the potential impacts and risks associated with the Crux Project, as well as Shell’s proposed mitigation strategies.

Glossary

Offshore Project Proposal on NOPSEMA’s website

Joint Venture Participants

SGH Energy

SGH Energy, a subsidiary of Seven Group Holdings, is an Australian oil and gas company with a portfolio of high quality assets and a resources base in two key regions in Australia: the Gippsland basin off the south-east coast of Victoria and the Browse basin off the north-west coast of Western Australia, in addition to an onshore producing asset in the USA.

SGH Energy

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