CH4 successfully drills its first pilot well using the world-first 'surface to in-seam' gas extraction method on its pilot activities near Moranbah.

Arrow drills its first exploration well in the Surat Basin Dundee-1, in ATP 676.

Arrow drills its second well Darvall-1, located within ATP 676 (Chinchilla).

Arrow drills its second pilot well, located at Tipton West, in the Surat Basin.

CH4 begins construction on the Moranbah Gas Project, which is 100% complete by December 2004.

CH4 Gas Limited (ASX Code: CHX) lists on the ASX.

Bow Energy NL (ASX Code: BOW) lists on the ASX. Bow first forms as a spin-off company when Arrow shifts its focus to CSG project development. Bow takes Arrow's conventional petroleum interests.

Media launch of Arrow's first reverse osmosis (RO) plant at Tipton West in the Surat Basin.

Arrow sells first gas from the Tipton West field to Braemar Power Project, two months ahead of schedule.

Standard and Poor's (S&P) includes Arrow in the ASX300 index of Australia's top 300 companies. Only 34 days later, it enters the S&P ASX200.

Arrow announces its 2P net gas reserves have climbed to 719PJ (up from 498PJ), thanks to a reserves rectification program at the Daandine field.

Arrow announces an agreement to supply 2PJ of Daandine field gas per year for 15 years to Liquegas Energy of Norway. It is used to be used as feedstock for a small LNG plant.

Arrow signs a heads of agreement with LNG Ltd to supply at least 55PJ per year for 12 years from 2011 to a proposed mid-scale LNG plant, known as Fisherman's Landing.

Arrow's maiden full-year profit is $17.83 million.

In a 50/50 joint venture with AGL Energy, Arrow acquires Enertrade's assets, pipeline and power station contracts in Townsville as part of a Queensland Government selldown of its only gas government owned corporation (GOC). The Townsville (Yabulu) Power Station has capacity of about 230MW.

As part of the joint venture with AGL, Arrow takes on the gas processing and upstream activities at Moranbah, while AGL manages the merchant gas business and power dispatch from the Townsville Power Station. Arrow now participates in the entire CSG value chain from gas production to the end consumer.

Arrow staff numbers reach 212.

Royal Dutch Shell acquires a 30% interest in Arrow's upstream tenements.

The Braemar 2 Power Station and its gas pipeline are fully operational.

Arrow purchases Theten, a 12,000 acre mixed cropping and grazing property. Theten goes on to become Arrow's central research centre and the site of coexistence demonstrations that include pitless drilling, pad drilling and irrigation projects using treated CSG water. Theten was originally called The Ten.

Arrow staff numbers reach 400.

Arrow launches the revised Brighter Futures program, a community investment program focusing on health and safety, education and the environment.

Arrow partners with three other Queensland CSG companies and CareFlight to develop the Surat Gas Aeromedical Service (SGAS).

Arrow completes its buyout of the Braemar 2 Power Station south west of Dalby.

Arrow issues draft terms of reference for its Arrow Bowen Pipeline Project EIS.

Arrow awards the front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for its Arrow LNG Plant to CJF, an international consortium comprising Chiyoda Corporation, CB&I and Saipem.

Arrow announces a three-year partnership agreement with the Brisbane Broncos, putting regional Queensland directly in touch with an iconic National Rugby League team.

Arrow receives a five-year beneficial use approval from the Queensland Government for a project at Theten to examine the use of treated coal seam water on irrigated crops.

Arrow lodges three draft EISs with the Queensland Government – for the Arrow LNG Plant, the Surat Gas Project and the Arrow Bowen Pipeline.

Arrow awards Arup a contract to design a 6km tunnel below the seabed to move gas and utilities from Gladstone to the Arrow LNG Plant on Curtis Island.

Arrow, QGC, Santos and UQ partner to form the Centre for Coal Seam Gas at UQ in Brisbane. Arrow, UQ, QGC and Santos commit up to $20 million for its first five years of operation. The Centre will harness extensive capability from UQ and other academic collaborators to further increase the knowledge and skill needs of the growing CSG industry – undertaking significant research in four focus areas: petroleum engineering, geoscience, water and social performance.

Arrow Energy's Brighter Futures program delivers in excess of $1.25 million to 70 community groups in 2011 to support health, safety, environment and education activities.

Arrow staff numbers reach 900.

Arrow launches the Whanu Binal program to provide Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and individuals with knowledge and skills to gain work in the CSG industry. By year's end, the program has assisted 26 people to obtain vocational qualifications and 30 business to build their capacity, with 15 of those businesses now pre-qualified with Arrow.

Queensland Government releases the supplementary report to the EIS for the Arrow LNG Plant and Arrow Bowen Pipeline.

Public comment period opens on the Bowen Gas Project draft EIS.

Arrow partners with three other Queensland CSG companies and CareFlight to launch the Gladstone aeromedical evacuation service.

Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection approves the Arrow Bowen Pipeline.

Arrow harvests the first cereal crops grown with treated CSG water, on its Theten farm.

Arrow launches its Reconciliation Action Plan – the first for the CSG industry in Queensland. Arrow's reconciliation vision is respectful, enduring relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Arrow announces 25 recipients of its Indigenous Tertiary Scholarship program which supports students undertaking tertiary study across six universities across Queensland. Recipients are from Traditional Owner groups in Arrow's areas of operation.

Arrow moves into its new offices at One One One Eagle Street – one of the largest single tenancies in Brisbane.

Arrow and the Office of Groundwater Impact Assessment run an aquifer pump test at privately-owned Daleglade farm on the Condamine Alluvium – a historic direct evaluation of groundwater flows between the alluvium and the Walloon Coal measures. Its data feeds into OGIA's Condamine Interconnectivity Research Project. The scientific test was well received by industry, government and landholders.

Gladstone Community Information Centre opens.

The Queensland Government approves the Arrow LNG Plant.

Arrow announces two partnerships with the Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) Dalby – Braking the Cycle, a driver training program which assists young people towards 100 hours of supervised driving needed for their licences; and the Ignition Project, laser skirmish and twice-weekly boxing for 11 to 19-year-olds.

Arrow launches its Because We're Listening advertising campaign in the Western Downs area, highlighting its commitment to coexist with the agricultural industry, particularly on intensively farmed land. The campaign runs for two months in regional newspapers, online news sites, as well as billboards and on shopping centre displays.

The Surat Gas Project receives approval from the Queensland Government. The supplementary report to the EIS is released in November 2013.

Arrow launches a state-wide television campaign highlighting its untold stories – supplying 20% of Queensland's gas, contributing more than a billion dollars in local supplier contracts and ongoing social investment.

Arrow announces a three-year, $754,000 extension of its partnership with the Condamine Alliance, to improve native fish habitat on a 110km stretch of the Condamine River and its tributaries.

Arrow announces a partnership with the State Library of Queensland delivering the Dads Read and Creative Community Computing Programs to regional Queensland.

Federal Government approves the Arrow LNG Plant EIS.

Arrow provides more than $4.6 million to 117 projects in the Surat and Bowen Basins, Gladstone, Brisbane and various communities throughout Queensland through its Brighter Futures community investment program in 2013, continuing our commitment to enhancing the quality of life in communities where we are present.

The Bowen Blitz comes to Moranbah for the first time – two days of community events under the Brisbane Broncos-Arrow partnership.

Arrow runs community engagement sessions in Moranbah, Middlemount and Gracemere, updating residents on its proposed Bowen developments.