News & events

Apply for the opportunity to address the knowledge challenges of the unconventional onshore gas industry

The Society for Petroleum Engineers provides university students with the opportunity to present their research at technical conferences.

How would you like to really see what’s going on in your coal seam gas (CSG) production well? Counter-current, gas and water flow in an annulus is not what we’re used to. New laboratory infrastructure at The University of Queensland’s Centre for Coal Seam Gas (UQ CCSG) has been built to investigate the complex interaction of gas and water flows within CSG wells, which will improve understanding of well production and well infrastructure performance.

The Centre for Coal Seam Gas partnered with the CUP(B) (CBM Research Centre) to hold the China-Australia Unconventional Natural Gas Forum in Jincheng, Shanxi Province from 11-14 September 2018.

CCSG meet with NT Government to discuss the Hydraulic Fracturing Implementation Plan

Research has revealed the latest social and economic changes that have occurred in regional towns located within Queensland gasfield communities.

The University of Queensland is conducting an independent survey on trust in the Queensland Coal Seam Gas Industry. 

Today 11 more talented engineering students from The University of Queensland (UQ), were accepted into a respected well control course to be delivered by Fendley Skills Development (FSD) at the UQ Long Pocket campus in Brisbane.

Attend a forum to hear about the social and economic changes that have occurred in your local community, and see a snapshot of the gas industry in Queensland. 

Did you know, Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) and Coal Seam Gas (CSG) production processes are completely different?