SEA Gas Pipeline System

The SEA Gas Pipeline is a high pressure natural gas transmission pipeline system that transports natural gas from Port Campbell to various offtakes and interconnected pipeline systems in South Australia and Victoria.  It incorporates a number of laterals owned and operated by SEA Gas together with associated facilities such as connection point infrastructure and all equipment required to operate the pipeline system.

SEA Gas provides pipeline services with market reflective pricing to deliver shippers’ gas, which may be sourced from multiple points, to the required destination.

NGR Part 23 – Service Listing

Pipeline	Service	Description	Priority	Limitations	Standard Offer	Tarriff* ($2019)
PCA	Firm Forward Haul	Firm haulage in an East – West direction	Highest priority	Capacity dependent upon actual pipeline conditions including free flow capacity, compressor availability and maintenance operations.	10 TJ for 5 Years	$0.90 per GJ/day
	Back Haul Swap	As available swap in a West – East direction	Ranks behind OTSA Backhaul Auction Service	Subject to East – West flows against which to offset/swap, also subject to priority in favour of firm shippers	N/A	$0.53 per GJ
	Standard Storage	Firm Storage	Highest Priority	Capacity dependent upon actual pipeline conditions including free flow capacity, compressor availability and maintenance operations. Haulage services are required to transport gas between receipt and delivery points.	30 TJ for 5 Years	$0.31 per GJ
	Premium Storage	Firm Storage with inherent recharge and discharge rights	Highest Priority	Capacity dependent upon actual pipeline conditions including free flow capacity, compressor availability and maintenance operations. Stored gas may be transported between receipt and delivery points up to storage recharge and discharge entitlements without the requirement for additional haulage services.	30 TJ for 5 Years	$0.40 per GJ
PCI	Haulage Service	Second tier firm bi-directional haulage service	Ranks behind Foundation Shipper services	Available capacity may be limited by pressure differentials. Subject to priority in favour of Foundation Shippers.	10 TJ/d for 1 Year	$0.08 per GJ/day

*Headline tariffs are subject to published Standard Terms & Conditions for the relevant services and subject to available capacity. Details of each of these services, including relevant terms and conditions can be found by clicking on the pipeline link in the table.

Non-standard transportation services or alternative terms may be available by negotiation.

SEA Gas encourages potential customers to contact our Head of Commercial on 08 8236 6800 to discuss their service requirements.

SEA Gas’ approach to its pricing can be found here.

For further information on accessing services on any of our pipelines, please read our User Access Guide. A Pipeline Access Request Form and Confidentiality Agreement have been developed to assist prospective users requiring services. Their usage is described in the User Access Guide.

NGR Part 24 – Standard OTSA

Pipeline	Current Standard Offer	Previous Offer
PCA	PCA Form of Agreement
	PCA Facility Specific Terms
PCI	PCI Form of Agreement	Clean	Marked Up
	PCI Facility Specific Terms	Clean	Marked Up

NGR Part 24 – Schedule of Charges

Charge	Charge Rate ($2019)	Charge Rate Determination
Standarisation Cost Charge	$3,554 per month	The Standardisation Cost Charge has been determined based on recovery of forecast standardisation costs, less assumed net auction proceeds via a fixed monthly charge under each OTSA. The Standardisation Cost Charge allows for the recovery of up-front costs, including IT system changes, over a term of 3 years (the standard OTSA term set out in the OTSC). SEA Gas will periodically review the Standardisation Cost Charge as circumstances change to ensure compliance with the NGR.
Bilateral Trade Charge	$362 per trade	N/A
Clause 15 Trade Charge	$362 per trade	N/A