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Arrow LNG Plant EIS

Arrow is planning a large-scale LNG Plant on Curtis Island, off Gladstone.

Formerly known as the Shell Australia LNG Project, the proposed Arrow LNG Plant will be supplied with coal seam gas from Arrow's reserves in the Surat and Bowen Basins.

The Arrow LNG Plant has three key components: the LNG Plant and its supporting infrastructure, the feed gas pipeline (and tunnel), and dredging activities.

The Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) has been released by the Coordinator-General for public review and comment. The EIS document can be viewed via the below web link or downloaded in pdf format.

Please note that due to the size of the EIS, some attachments may take time to download.

View the public notice here

Interactive Version (Online Book)

Download as PDF files

A hard copy version of the Arrow LNG Plant EIS can be obtained for a fee by contacting our project team via the following channels:


A copy of the EIS can also be found at the following locations from 16 April 2012 to 28 May 2012, during business hours:

Location Address
Gladstone Regional Council 101 Goondoon Street, GLADSTONE QLD 4680
Gladstone Regional Library 39 Goondoon Street, GLADSTONE QLD 4680
Calliope Library Don Cameron Drive, CALLIOPE QLD 4680
Boyne Island Library Cnr Wyndham and Hampton Drives, BOYNE ISLAND QLD 4680
Miriam Vale Library 34 Roe Street, MIRIAM VALE QLD 4677
Mount Larcom Library Raglan Street, MOUNT LARCOM QLD 4695
Agnes Water Library 3 Captain Cook Drive, AGNES WATER QLD 4677
State Library of Queensland Cultural Centre, Stanley Place, South Bank, BRISBANE QLD 4101
National Library Parkes Place, CANBERRA ACT 2600

If you would like to make a submission on this EIS, please visit the webpage of the Coordinator General for further details and send your submissions via:


If you have special communication needs and wish to make a submission, telephone the EIS Project Manager on 07 3405 6205 to make alternative arrangements.

When making a submission:

  • Clearly state the matter(s) of concern or interest and list points to help with clarity
  • Reference the relevant section(s) of the EIS
  • Provide factual information relied upon and its source
  • Describe the measure you consider would be appropriate to improve the proposal
  • Provide sketches or diagrams if they assist you to clarify your submission
  • Ensure your submission is legible

Submissions will be accepted provided they meet the following requirements:

  • Be made to the Coordinator-General in writing
  • Be received on or before the last day of the submission period
  • Be signed by each person who makes the submission
  • State the name and address of each person who makes the submission
  • State the grounds of the submission and facts and circumstances relied on