Maitland (Karratha)

The Maitland Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Plant is part of the West Kimberley Power Project, and produces natural gas for delivery via a virtual pipeline to power stations in the Kimberley region up to 1500km away.

At a glance

  • Project name:

    Maitland LNG Plant

  • Owner, operator:

    EDL

  • Start of operation:

    2008

  • Location:

    Maitland, Western Australia, Australia

  • Generating capacity:
    10 MW
  • Primary fuel:

    LNG

  • Electricity generated :

    12GWh

  • Homes powered:

    2,200 ~ p.a.

  • *Data sourced from :

    CY23

About the LNG plant

Natural gas is transported via a 3.2km pipeline offtake from the Dampier Bunbury Pipeline, to the LNG production plant at Maitland where it is liquified (turned into LNG). This allows for efficient transport by road train. The LNG is then hauled via transport fleet to four power stations.

The plant is capable of producing 180t of LNG each day and is powered by our onsite 8.9MW power station.

Click here to read more about the West Kimberley Power Project.