Arrow Energy is a leading integrated energy company with five coal seam gas producing projects, interests in three gas-fired power stations and plans to deliver a world class liquefied-natural gas project in Gladstone.

Arrow is involved in the exploration, appraisal and development of coal seam gas (CSG), a cleaner burning fuel commonly used for electricity generation. The company has access to around 65,000 km2 of CSG exploration tenements throughout Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Arrow operates CSG projects at Moranbah in the Bowen Basin and around Dalby in the Surat Basin. The company’s five producing projects account for around 20 percent of Queensland’s overall gas consumption.

Most of our gas is supplied to the Daandine (33MW), Townsville (235MW) and Braemar 2 (450MW) power stations whereby we off-take electricity for sale into the national grid. Arrow’s net generation capacity is 488MW.

We are now expanding our existing projects while advancing a number of highly prospective blocks ahead of meeting growing local demand and supplying a planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility in Gladstone with an expected capacity of 8 million tonnes a year.

Arrow’s is currently planning the development of the Surat Gladstone Pipeline and Central Queensland Gas Pipeline to facilitate the supply of CSG from our Surat and Bowen Basin projects respectively to the LNG facility.

Arrow was established in 1997 and listed on the ASX in August 2000. In July 2010, Arrow was acquired by CS CSG (Australia) Pty Ltd which is jointly owned by Shell and PetroChina. Both companies have an established history of working together on the development of energy projects and bring the technical capabilities, capital backing, major project experience and LNG marketing ability to accelerate the realisation of Arrow's business goals.