Darwin City Gate to Berrimah Pipeline

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The Darwin City Gate to Berrimah Pipeline is an operating natural gas pipeline.

Location

The pipeline runs from Darwin City Gate, Northern Territory, to the Berrimah light industrial zone, Northern Territory.

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Project Details

• Operator: APA Group
• Owner: APA Group
• Current Capacity: 8 terajoules per day (7.4 million cubic feet per day)
• Length: 12 miles / 19 kilometers
• Status: Operating
• Start Year: 1995

Background

The Darwin City Gate to Berrimah pipeline is operated and owned by APA Group. The pipeline was built in 1995 to meet an estimated future demand of 100 terajoules per day in the Darwin Trade Development Zone and nearby Berrimah industrial estate. This level of demand did not materialize, and the pipeline, as of 2003, was delivering 8 terajoules per day.