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About Great Barrier Reef Coal & Gas Exports

Australia is on the verge of an unprecedented coal boom. The epicentre of this expansion is the yet-to-be-developed Galilee Basin in Central Queensland. Galilee is the proposed site for a series of mega mines that will cause Australia's coal exports to more than double within a decade. The creation of mega mines in Central Queensland, the accompanying export infrastructure and increases in shipping traffic, as well as the burning of the coal they produce, place an incredible burden on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Billions of dollars of investment has enabled a series of coal and gas projects to be built along the Great Barrier Reef coastline. While this industrialisation is already threatening the sustainability of the Reef, expansions of coal exports and new liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing plants would cause major environmental harm. 

The project consists of:

  • Abbot Point: In 2011, the 50 million tonne per year coal export terminal at Abbot Point was leased to Adani for 99 years. 
  • Hay Point/Dalrymple Bay: The Hay Point and Dalrymple Bay coal export terminals have a combined export capacity of almost 130 million tonnes of coal per year. 
  • Fitzroy Delta (proposed): Mitchell Ports is a leading proponent of a proposed 22 million tonne per year terminal, loading coal from Port Alma and transshipping it to bulk carriers near Curtis Island, north of Gladstone. The project was cancelled in May 2014, when the project developers failed to submit an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) within the required two-year time frame. 
  • Australia Pacific LNG: The APLNG project aims to extract and convert coal seam gas sources 500 kilometres inland in Queensland into nine million tonnes per year of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). It is jointly owned by Origin Energy, ConocoPhillips and Sinopec. The APLNG project has started its operations in December 2015.
  • QCLNG: Located on Curtis Island, the QCLNG is one of four intended LNG processing plants in this part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. The project is owned by QCG, a subsidiary of British BG Group. It converts coal seam gas sourced from inland Queensland into LNG for export. The loan attached to this project has landed the US Export Import Bank in court over an alleged breach of the US Endangered Species Act.
  • Gladstone LNG: Santos and its joint venture partners PETRONAS, Total and KOGAS aimed to have the GNLG project online in 2015, converting coal seam gas extracted from inland Queensland into LNG at a maximum rate of ten million tonnes per year. GLNG exported its first load of LNG on 16 October 2015.
  • Arrow LNG (Proposed): Arrow Energy proposes to build a fourth LNG plant on Curtis Island and won Federal Government approval for its project in December 2013. The Arrow LNG plant would seek to produce up to 18 million tonnes of LNG per year. Shell cancelled this project in January 2015.
  • Wiggens Island Coal Export Terminal: The Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal (WICET) is an 84 million tonne per year project. It commenced in April 2015.  Wiggins Island will more than double the coal export capacity through Gladstone, which is already home to the RG Tanna and Barney Point terminals.

Latest developments

Australia approves coal port expansion near Barrier Reef

2015-12-22 00:00:00

Strategic Assessment Great Barrier Reef

2014-08-11 00:00:00

What must happen

Banks should immediately abandon harmful coal and gas export projects in the Great Barrier Reef. Furthermore, it is critical that the state and federal governments ensure major new infrastructure developments are not approved during the assessment period. Otherwise by the time the assessment is completed, massive damage to the reef will already be locked in. 

Impacts

Environmental and climate impacts

Climate
Burning coal for energy is the single biggest fossil fuel contributor to climate change. The planned exponential increase in the volume of coal mined, exported and eventually burnt  would result in billions of tonnes of carbon pollution from the Galilee Basin over the coming decades.

Great Barrier Reef
Between the fossil fuel industry and its massive expansion plans is an Australian natural icon: the Great Barrier Reef. Coastal coal and gas projects are already threatening its World Heritage status, but a series of proposed new export terminals would lock in environmental disaster for the Reef. Climate change, ocean acidification, pollution and shipping are all damaging the health of the reef ecosystem. Directly contributing to and exacerbating these threats is reckless industrialisation, driven by the unprecedented expansion of Queensland's coal and gas industries.

Land use
Coastal habitats are a vital component of the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem. Beaches provide nesting grounds for turtles and seabirds. Mangroves are home to a diverse range of marine life, breeding grounds for fish and habitat for birds and land based animals. Seagrass meadows are the nurseries of juvenile fish, prawns, crayfish and crabs and the primary food source of dugongs and green turtles. Coastal development has a range of consequences for the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem. Massive swathes of wetlands and dune systems have already been lost. Those remaining are under sustained threat from industrial development including from infrastructure associated with the fossil fuel export boom. Water runs into the Great Barrier Reef from a total catchment of 424,000 kilometres. The low quality of this water, mainly resulting from excessive nutrient, sediment and pesticide runoff from agriculture, has deleterious effects on many marine organisms. Mining can also contribute to the problem as contaminated water from mine sites containing heavy metals, acid-leachate, salts and sediments is frequently released into the Great Barrier Reef catchment.

On and offshore
Development of the proposed coal terminals located in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area will result in the destruction and disturbance of significant areas of Queensland coastline. On land, the development will result in coal terminals covering over 5,000 hectares: an area equivalent to over 2,500 times the size of the Melbourne Cricket Ground. This area is only a fraction of what will be disturbed by coal train yards, other associated infrastructure and coal wharfs. The development of most of the proposed new coal export terminals will require dredging to permit massive coal ships access to the loading wharfs. Dredging destroys the seabed and can resuspend contaminants into the water column, causing widespread impacts. For example, dredging at Hay Point in 2007 impacted corals 12 kilometres away.

Ultimately, climate change and ocean acidification pose the greatest threat to the reef. Coral is extremely sensitive to even short periods of increased sea temperatures, resulting in coral bleaching (death). Over the past two decades a number of major bleaching events have occurred, in two cases (1997/8 and 2002/3 approximately 50% of the reef was affected).

Other impacts

The negative impacts of shipping on the reef include collisions, groundings, introduction of invasive marine pests, oil and chemical spills, introduction of anti-fouling paints, waste disposal and anchor damage. Since 1985 an average of two major shipping incidents, such as collisions or groundings, have occurred in the Great Barrier Reef each year. The Great Barrier Reef provides AUD5.1 billion per year to the Australian economy and sustains 50,000 jobs. (source Greenpeace: Boom Goes the Reef Report).

Governance

Applicable norms and standards

International Coral Reef Initiative
UNESCO World Heritage Convention

Updates

Australia approves coal port expansion near Barrier Reef

2015-12-22 00:00:00

Australian government approved a controversial port expansion to support mining projects and the dredging of 1.1 million cubic metres (2.4 million cubic feet) of spoil despite fears it threatens the Great Barrier Reef. The decision, creating a huge port capable of handling up to 120 million tonnes of coal each year, comes two months after the government green-lighted an Indian-backed plan to build one of the world's biggest mines in the same area of Queensland state (source: www.phys.org).

 

Strategic Assessment Great Barrier Reef

2014-08-11 00:00:00

In response to the alarm over the industrialisation of the Great Barrier Reef, on February 18, 2012 the Queensland and Australian Governments announced a new strategic assessment aimed at protecting the unique environmental values of the World Heritage Area and the Great Barrier Reef coast. The 18 month assessment was expected to be the most comprehensive ever carried out in Australia. It was endorsed in August 2014.

Financiers

The information above describes the institutions financing the following Queensland coal and gas export projects:

  • Abbot Point
  • Hay Point / Dalrymple Bay
  • Australia Pacific LNG
  • QCLNG
  • Gladstone LNG
  • Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal.

For more details see the Market Forces map: http://www.marketforces.org.au/banks/map.

The "big four" Australian banks, ANZ, Commonwealth, NAB and Westpac, have played an integral role. Together they lended almost AU$4 billion to coal and gas projects in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area since 2008. Since January 2008, over AU$17 billion has been lent to coal export ports and new LNG processing plants along the Great Barrier Reef coastline.

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Save the reef petition

The reef is under threat from the reckless expansion of the coal industry. Yes! I want to keep our Barrier Reef Great. Sign the Petition
http://www.savethereef.org.au/

Send a letter – Reject Dredge Spoil Dumping Permit for Abbot Point expansion project

http://cafnec.org.au/2014/01/send-letter-reject-dredge-spoil-dumping-permit-abbot-point-expansion-project/

Blogpost by Center for International Environmental Law

No Parenthetical for Abbot Point: Risk Miscalculated
http://www.ciel.org/no-parenthetical-abbot-point-risk-miscalculated/

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Credit Rating Agencies and a Dynamic Climate Change Trajectory
http://www.ciel.org/miscalculated-risk-part-1-credit-rating-agencies-and-a-dynamic-climate-change-trajectory/

Blogpost by Center for International Environmental Law

Update on the Adani Coal Export Terminal
http://www.ciel.org/miscalculated-risk-part-2-update-on-the-adani-coal-export-terminal/

Market Forces' campaign on Australian banks

http://www.marketforces.org.au/banks/map/

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