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Squadron pushes 2027 start for Port Kembla Energy Terminal

Squadron pushes 2027 start for Port Kembla Energy Terminal

With gas shortfalls looming, Illawarra terminal is ready to supply the east coast from 2027 - if governments act now to unlock LNG.

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Janine Graham
Jul 02, 2025
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Squadron Energy CEO Rob Wheals says Port Kembla Energy Terminal is ready for action. Pics supplied

Port Kembla’s much-anticipated gas terminal is being pushed to the forefront of Australia’s energy future, as new national forecasts signal looming shortfalls in east coast gas supply.

Squadron Energy reaffirmed its call for action following the release of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) latest gas inquiry report. The report confirmed a worsening gas supply outlook for the east coast in 2025 and 2026, with more serious structural shortfalls projected from 2028.

Squadron, which completed construction and landside commissioning of its Port Kembla Energy Terminal earlier this year, said the findings underscored the urgent need to bring its regassification facility online by 2027.

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