Asset Report
Scarborough (Pluto LNG Expansion)
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
The Scarborough gas field is located 270 kilometres off the northwest coast of Western Australia, in water depths of over 900 metres. It was discovered in 1979. Scarborough is a sizeable resource, although the gas is dry with almost no associated liquids. This, together with the remoteness of the field and the water depth, make the development technically and commercially difficult, despite its considerable reserves.
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
- Emissions
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Upstream
- Wells
- Subsea
- Pipelines
- Platform
- Compression
- Domestic gas
- Exploration Costs
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Capital Costs
- Wells
- Subsea
- Flowlines, umbilicals and risers (included in subsea)
- Production facilities
- Process Equipment
- Pipelines
- Compression
- Abandonment
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Operating costs
- Upstream
- Downstream
- LNG Sales
- Domestic gas sales
- Domestic gas reservation policy
- PRRT
- Corporate income tax
- 3 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Index Map
- Scarborough LNG Upstream Detail Map
- Participation
- Reserves (2P) at 01/01/2025
- Production (2026-2035)
- Production Profile
- Annual Gas Prices - Scarborough Contracted LNG (FOB)
- Annual Gas Prices - uncontracted pre-FID LNG (FOB)
- Annual Gas Prices - Western Australia domestic gas
- Cash Flow (US$)
- PV Table (US$)
- 9 more item(s)...
What's included
This report contains:
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