IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA - Department of Mines and Petroleum

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2 PWA April Edition - International Contacts International Contacts CHINA - Shanghai Mr BJ Zhuang, Regional Director Western Australian Trade & Investment Promotion Shanghai Representative Office Room 2208 CITIC Square 1168 Nanjing Road West SHANGHAI 200041 PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA Tel: +86 21 5292 5899 Mobile: +86 1390 175 8192 (for BJ Zhuang) Fax: +86 21 5292 5889 E-mail: bj.zhuang@doir.wa.gov.au CHINA - Hangzhou Ms Stella Bu, Manager Western Australian Trade & Investment Promotion Hangzhou Representative Office Room 910, World Trade Office Plaza Zhejiang World Trade Centre 15 Shuguang Road HANGZHOU 310007 PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA Tel: +86 571 8795 0296 Fax: +86 571 8795 0295 E-mail: stella.bu@doir.wa.gov.au EUROPE - London Mr Robert Fisher, Agent General Government of West. Aust. - European Office 5th Floor, Australia Centre Corner of Strand & Melbourne Place LONDON WC2B 4LG UNITED KINGDOM Tel: +44 20 7240 2881 Fax: +44 20 7240 6637 E-mail: agent_general@wago.co.uk Website: www.wago.co.uk INDIA - Mumbai Ms Sonia Grinceri, Regional Director Western Australian Trade Office 93, Jolly Maker Chambers No2 9th Floor, Nariman Point MUMBAI 400 021 INDIA Tel: +91 22 5630 3973/74 & 78 Fax +91 22 5630 3977 E-mail: sonia.grinceri@doir.wa.gov.au INDIA - Chennai (Madras) Mr K.V. Rajan Senior Trade Advisor 1 Doshi Regency 876 Poonamallee High Road Kilpauk CHENNAI 600 084 INDIA Tel: +91 44 2640 0407 Tel/Fax: +91 44 2643 0064 Mobile: +91 098 410 4364 E-mail: KVV.RAJAN@doir.wa.gov.au INDONESIA - Jakarta Mr Trevor Boughton, Regional Director Western Australia Trade Office Australian Trade Commission Australian Embassy Jl H R Rasuna Said Kav C15-16 Kuningan JAKARTA 12940 INDONESIA Tel: +6221 2550 5331 Fax: +6221 522 7103 Mobile: +62 81 2301 4891 Email: trevor.boughton@austrade.gov.au INDONESIA - Surabaya Ms Lydia Agam, Manager Western Australia Trade Office Graha Pena, 17th Floor Jl. Ahmad Yani 88 SURABAYA 60234 INDONESIA Tel: +6231 829 9979 Fax: +6231 829 9975 Mobile: 62 81 2301 4892 Email: lydia.agam@doir.wa.gov.au JAPAN - Tokyo Mr Craig Peacock, Official Representative North Asia Government of Western Australia Office Australian Business Centre 28th Floor, New Otani Garden Court 4-1 Kioicho, Chiyoda-Ku TOKYO 102-0094 JAPAN Tel: +81 3 5214 0791 Fax: +81 3 5214 0796 Email: tokyo@wajapan.net Web: www.wajapan.net JAPAN - Kobe Ms Noriko Hirata, Manager Government of Western Australia Office 6th Floor Golden Sun Building 3-6 Nakayamate-dori 4-Chome Chuo-Ku KOBE 650-0004 JAPAN Tel: +81 78 242 7705 Fax: +81 78 242 7707 Email: kobe@wajapan.net MALAYSIA Ms Elaine Yong, Regional Director Western Australian Trade Office 4th Floor, UBN Tower 10 Jalan P Ramlee KUALA LUMPUR 50250 MALAYSIA Tel: +603 2031 8175/6 Fax: +603 2031 8177 Mobile: 012 2388 174 E-mail: elaine.yong@doir.wa.gov.au MIDDLE EAST - Dubai Mr Chris Heysen, Regional Director Western Australian Trade Office Suite 106, Emarat Atrium Blg. PO Box 58007 DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Tel: +971 4 343 3226 Fax: +971 4 343 3238 Mobile: +971 50 4567 448 E-mail: chris.heysen@wato.ae TAIWAN- Taipei Mr Nicholas McKay, WA Business Development Manager Australian Commerce & Industry Office Australian Business Centre Suite 2606, International Trade Building #333 Keelung Road Section 1 TAIPEI 110 TAIWAN R.O.C. Tel: +886 2 8725 4280 Fax: +886 2 2757 6707 Mobile: +886 937 455 431 E-Mail: nicholas.mckay@austrade.gov.au THAILAND - Bangkok Mr Siraphop Apilertvorakorn, WA Business Development Manager Australian Trade Commission Australian Embassy 37 South Sathorn Road BANGKOK 10120 THAILAND Tel: +662 287 2680 Ext 3307 Fax: +662 287 2589 or +662 679 2090 E-mail: siraphop@austrade.gov.au Department of Industry and Resources PETROLEUM AND ROYALTIES DIVISION Mineral House 100 Plain Street, East Perth Western Australia 6004 Telephone +61 8 9222 3333 Facsimile +61 9222 3430 www.doir.wa.gov.au
The oil and gas industry is a significant contributor to the economic development of Western Australia and is the State’s largest resource sector, with total petroleum sales in 2002–03 of more than $10 billion, or 37 per cent of the total value of the State’s mineral and petroleum sales, and annual exports of $7.8 billion in 2002–03 (Figure 1). The industry directly employs over 13,000 people in Australia. Around 900 Western Australian service and contracting companies are involved in the industry. The oil and gas industry has enormous potential, with increasing demand for LNG in the USA, China, Korea and Japan, as well as opportunities for further downstream processing in WA. Gas is also a major source of energy for the State in electricity generation, minerals processing and service provision. Gold 12% Iron ore 20% Alumina 11% Nickel 9% Others 11% Petroleum 37% Minister’s Message Western Australia is increasingly becoming a major player in the global oil and gas industry. This position is predicated on a number of strategic advantages. First, WA has significant petroleum reserves, with our already world-class natural gas reserves expected to increase substantially with further exploration and advances in technology. Second, WA has a strong record of meeting supply commitments, led by Woodside’s faultless record in the export of LNG to Japan over the last two decades. This record contributes to Western Australia’s reputation as a low sovereign risk environment. Third, WA is proximate to many of the world’s fastest growing economies, making us ideally placed to both meet their energy needs and assist them in developing their own oil and gas industries. Crude Oil 41% Natural Gas 6% Condensate 19% LPG - Butane 2% LNG 30% LPG - Propane 2% Figure 1. Western Australia Resources Sales 2002-03 - $A27.9 billion (Graphic source: DoIR) PWA April Edition - Minister’s Message Hon. Clive Brown, Minister for State Development Western Australia Fourth, WA has a high quality and diverse skills base, with our traditional trades skills complemented by growing expertise in engineering design, engineering construction and fabrication. Fifth, WA is a wonderful place in which to live and do business. We have a high and affordable standard of living and a warm and welcoming society. The challenge for WA is to take advantage of these strategic advantages and continue to become a major player in all levels of the oil and gas industry. We have to utilise WA’s strategic advantages and the current boom in projects to develop local service and supply capabilities. It is for this reason that I organised the Summit on Maximising Western Australian Business and Employment Opportunities, which was held on Friday 27 February 2004 in the Legislative Assembly of the Western Australian Parliament. My vision is for a local support industry that will be able to provide competitively priced services and supplies not only to our local Western Australia projects but also to the Asia Pacific region. Over 60 representatives of Industry, Government and the Unions attended the Summit to discuss ways to maximise the benefits to Western Australians from the State’s major oil and gas projects. It was a common view of those who attended that all parties should work together to maximise the business and employment opportunities. It was also a common view that ongoing communication and the building of trust between the key stakeholders were essential if progress was to continue. The major outcome of the Summit was the establishment of a new Coordinating Council which I 3
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