kalgoorlie kambalda pipeline
| Description |
The 44-kilometre Kalgoorlie Kambalda Pipeline (KKP) is a transmission pipeline transporting gas from the Kalgoorlie South outlet of the Goldfields Gas Pipeline (mainline) to Kambalda for mining and minerals processing and for delivery of gas into the Kambalda to Esperance Gas Pipeline. A diagram of the KKP can be found here, showing:
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| APA Ownership |
100% |
| Regulatory Status |
The KKP is a scheme pipeline under the access regime of the National Gas Access (Western Australia) Act 2009, and provides light regulation services. |
| Capacity and Services |
The following standard services are offered on the KKP, subject to available capacity:
A description of these services, including the APA 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. |
| Policies, Procedures Requirement |
Metering and Measurement Metering and Measurement obligations are outlined in the SGTA (West) and for this pipeline are set out here. Gas Specification In Western Australia, transmission pipeline gas specifications are governed by State legislation – the Gas Supply (Gas Quality Specifications) Act 2009 (2009 Act) – and by regulations made under that Act. The 2009 Act provides for a Western Australian standard specification, which is set out in the regulations (with some variations for particular pipelines), and a reference specification for each pipeline. These specifications are necessary for the operation of the scheme of the legislation. The KKP is a prescribed 3A pipeline under the West Australia Gas Supply (Gas Quality Specifications) Regulations 2010. The reference specifications for the KKP are set out in clause 3A of Schedule 2 to the Regulations. APA will measure and/or monitor gas quality in accordance with relevant obligations under contract. Quality obligations are outlined in the SGTA (West) and the 2009 Act and underlying regulations, where applicable. 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 gas transmission services for this pipeline, you can contact us on 08 6189 4300 to discuss your requirements. Alternatively, you may wish to make an enquiry by emailing 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. |
| APA Financial Information Disclosure – Part 7 National Gas Rules |
APA is reporting financial information for its pipelines that are subject to light regulation according to ERA’s Financial Reporting Guideline for Light Regulation Pipelines. The financial information for the years ending 30 June 2020 - 2023 includes pipeline financial information, the value of the capital base using the AER regulatory valuation methodology, and the weighted average price for services on each of these pipelines. Interested parties should read APA’s Basis of Preparation together with the completed financial information template that was developed by the ERA. KKP 2023 Part 7 Financial Reporting KKP 2022 Part 7 Financial Reporting KKP 2021 Part 7 Financial Reporting KKP 2020 Part 7 Financial Reporting |