south east south australia pipeline
APA owns and operates the South East South Australia Pipeline.
| Description |
The 45-kilometre South East South Australia (SESA) Pipeline is a transmission pipeline that supplies natural gas from the SEA Gas Pipeline at Poolaijelo to Epic Energy SA’s South East Pipeline System (SEPS) at Katnook, near Penola and to the Australian Gas Networks’ distribution network, at Ladbroke Grove. The SEPS pipeline travels 70 kilometres to Snuggery, near Millicent, and Australian Gas Network’s gas distribution network in Mount Gambier. A diagram of the SESA Pipeline can be found here, showing:
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| APA Ownership |
100% |
| Regulatory Status |
The SESA Pipeline is a non-scheme pipeline |
| Capacity and Services |
The following standard services are offered on the SESA Pipeline, subject to available capacity:
A description of these services, including the Standard Gas Transportation Agreement (SGTA) can be found on the gas transmission services page. Relevant tariffs for these standard services can be found on the tariffs and terms page. Non-standard services or alternative terms may be available by negotiation. Notes on services Firm services are available over varying terms as set out on the gas transmission services page. Interruptible services are only available while the pipeline is fully contracted in respect of the corresponding firm service. |
| Service Usage Information | |
| Service Availability Information |
Steps to find 12 month Medium Term Capacity Outlook data via the Gas Bulletin Board Steps to find 36 month Uncontracted Capacity data via the Gas Bulletin Board Notes on available capacity The amount of firm park or loan capacity available may be different to the amount of firm transport capacity on the pipeline that is reported in the 36-month uncontracted capacity outlook. |
| Policies, Procedures and Requirements |
Metering and Measurement Metering and Measurement obligations are outlined in APA’s Standard Gas Transportation Agreement APA's SGTA (East and Central) and for this pipeline are set out here. Credit support APA has minimum credit support requirements that are a pre-condition to gaining access to pipeline services. APA’s credit support requirements are set out here. |
| Contact |
If you are interested in acquiring services for this pipeline, you can contact us on 02 9275 0020 to discuss your requirements. Alternatively, you may wish to email us at [email protected]. We encourage potential customers to contact APA early when considering their gas supply and transport needs. Early discussion of needs improves the likelihood that APA can tailor services to meet them. |
| Formal Access Request |
Potential customers do not have to submit a Formal Access Request to gain access to an APA pipeline. If you are interested in acquiring services for this pipeline, you can contact us at the contact details above to discuss your requirements. For APA's non-scheme pipelines, you have a right to make a Formal Access Request pursuant to Rule 559 of the National Gas Rules. Lodging a Formal Access Request triggers a formal process of Access Offer and information exchange between APA and the potential customer. Details are in APA’s User Access Guide. You can make a Formal Access Request by completing in-full the relevant User Access Request Form for this pipeline and emailing it to [email protected]. |
| APA Financial Information Disclosure – Part 10 National Gas Rules |
APA is reporting financial information for its pipelines under Part 10 of the National Gas Rules and the AER’s Pipeline Information Disclosure Guideline. Financial information under Part 10 of the National Gas Rules and the AER’s Pipeline Information Disclosure Guideline will be reported from FY25. |
| APA Financial Information Disclosure – Part 23 National Gas Rules |
APA is reporting financial information for its non-scheme pipelines — that is, pipelines that are not subject to full or light regulation, according to AER’s Financial Reporting Guideline for non-Scheme Pipelines. The financial information for the six months to 30 June 2018 and the years ending 30 June 2019 - 2024 includes Pipeline Financial Statements based on Australian Accounting Standards, the weighted average price for services on each of these pipelines, and the number derived using the AER recovered capital method (RCM). Interested parties should read APA’s Basis of Preparation together with the completed financial information template that was developed by the AER. In addition, APA advises in relation to RCM:
Basis of Preparation |
| Standard OTSA – Part 24 National Gas Rules |
Standard OTSA |
| Supplier Curtailment Methodology |
Supplier Curtailment Methodology: This Supplier Curtailment Methodology is established in accordance with Rule 101B(2)(f) of the National Gas Rules. Conditions for Curtailment of Covered Gas Injected at Receipt Points: For the South East South Australia Pipeline, the service provider may curtail the injection of covered gas at a receipt point if it fails to conform with the gas specification requirements. For a more detailed overview of the gas specification requirements, please visit: APA Group | Gas Specifications Protocol for the Curtailment of Covered Gas Injected at Receipt Points: For a more comprehensive overview of the curtailment process, please see Section 10 of APA Precedent SGTA| East Coast Grid & Central Region pipelines Sample, which encompasses our East Coast Grid & Central Region pipelines. |
