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Public Information Booklet During plant operation, regular vessel movements will include LNG and condensate carriers. The number of vessels that will visit the Precinct relates to the capacity of the LNG processing facilities and the size of the LNG carriers. As a guide, export of 11 million tonnes per annum of LNG, with condensate export would require approximately 200 vessel movements per year and this equates to less than one per day. If the foundation proponent were to expand its LNG plant so that it produced 25 million tonnes per annum, this would mean around 450 ships per year or eight per week/just over one each day. If the LNG Precinct reached its overall capacity of 50 million tonnes per year of LNG this may mean around 900 ships per year or 17 per week which is just over two per day. Figure 40: LNG ship The location and details of the dredged channel have not yet been determined and is dependent on the site location. Figure 41 shows the potential shipping channel/shipping lane based on the southern site (Option 1). 5279225 69
Public Information Booklet Shipping Channel Figure 41: Potential shipping channel / shipping lane for the southern site Option 1 Question ñ What rules and management arrangements apply to the ships as they come in and out of port? The management arrangements for ships as they come in and out of port will be in line with most port arrangements around the world. These include: � Pilots boarding the ship about five nautical miles (about nine kilometres or five miles) off James Price Point in clear deep water. The pilot will be dedicated to the port and will be very knowledgeable on the port conditions and will have had significant experience as a ship captain; � Ships will only be allowed to berth if conditions are safe. So if the waves are too large, the wind too strong or currents too great the ships will not enter the port; � At about the same location as the pilot boards the ship, tugs will begin their escort of the ship all the way into the berth and escort the ship back out again once the cargo is loaded; and � Pilots guide the ship back out of port and leaving the ship at about the same location they boarded. 5279225 70
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