Australia's Kalium Lakes has been granted permission to build and operate a gas pipeline connected to its Beyondie sulphate of potash (SOP) fertiliser project. The project is being built by the Australian company Petro-Chemical Industries (API) on behalf of the Queensland government under an agreement with the federal government. Kalium said it will have an operating cost of around AUD31-34 per mt once the project is running as it will not require gas deliveries from vehicles.
Australia's Kalium Lakes has been granted permission to build and operate a gas pipeline connected to its Beyondie sulphate of potash (SOP) fertiliser project. The developer was given approval by the Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety for the 78 km pipeline which will cost AUD29m ($21m) and will link the Beyondie location in East Pilbara to the Goldfields Gas Pipeline. Kalium said it will have an operating cost of around AUD31-34 per mt once the project is running as it will not require gas deliveries from vehicles.