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Arrow Energy is a leading Australian integrated energy company with access to more than 65,000 square kilometres of coal seam gas acreage close to Queensland’s three key markets – Brisbane, Townsville and Gladstone.

Arrow Energy listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in August 2000 and has a current market capitalisation of more than $3 billion.  Arrow is now one of Australia’s top 100 publicly-listed companies.

Arrow has equity interest in more than 65,000 km2 of coal seam gas exploration tenements close to Queensland’s three key markets – Townsville, Gladstone, and Brisbane. To date, less than 10 percent of this land has been explored. As Australia’s largest coal seam gas acreage holder, the company is now driving growth by investing in downstream projects, export liquefied natural gas (LNG) opportunities and international markets to secure higher margin sales.

Our five producing projects currently account for around 20 percent of Queensland’s overall gas production - the Moranbah Gas Project in the Bowen Basin, and the Tipton West, Daandine, Kogan North and Stratheden projects in the Surat Basin near Dalby. The company is also a major particpant in the Ipswich and Clarence Moreton Basins, Styx and Coastal Tertiary Basins, and the Nagoorin Graben Basin. We are expanding our existing fields while advancing a number of highly prospective blocks in reaching our gross domestic production target of more than 100 petajoules (PJ) per year by 2012.

The company has the rights to dispatch power from the 230MW Yabulu Power Station in Townsvillle and the 30MW Daandine Power Station near Dalby. Arrow formed a partnership with ERM Power to deliver the 450MW Braemar 2 Power Station in July 2009. Arrow’s net generation capacity is now 488MW.

Arrow’s gas infrastructure assets include the Moranbah Gas Processing Facility, and the rights to develop the 440km Central Queensland Gas Pipeline (CQGP) between Moranbah and Gladstone. The company is in the preliminary stages of developing the Surat Gladstone Pipeline which will facilitate the supply of up to 150 PJ/year of gas from the company’s Surat Basin projects to a planned LNG export facility in Gladstone.