Tamboran Wins NT Approval for Shenandoah South Gas Sales, Strengthening Energy Outlook in Beetaloo Basin

2 min read | September 01, 2025 03:21 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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A Key Milestone for the Beetaloo Basin

Tamboran Resources Corporation (ASX:TBN) has achieved a significant breakthrough with approval from the Northern Territory Government to commence gas sales from the Shenandoah South Pilot Project. This development sets a new benchmark under the Beneficial Use of Gas legislation and paves the way for energy security across the region. For investors tracking the ASX 200, the approval represents a vital step in advancing exploration activities into commercial outcomes.

Delivering Energy Security Through Beetaloo Joint Venture

The Beetaloo Joint Venture now holds all required clearances to initiate gas deliveries, ensuring supply to the local market under a long-term sales agreement. Gas that would previously have been flared will instead contribute to the regional grid, supporting the Territory’s energy needs while also benefiting Native Title Holders through accelerated royalties.

Drilling and Project Development Progress

Work continues on advancing the Shenandoah South wells. With several sections already completed, horizontal drilling in the Mid Velkerri B Shale is underway. Additional stimulation and flow testing are scheduled, with production expected to connect to the Sturt Plateau Compression Facility. These milestones are part of a broader effort to establish sustained output for long-term demand.

Expansive Landholding in Beetaloo and Darwin

Tamboran has established itself as the leading acreage holder within the Beetaloo Sub-basin of the Greater McArthur Basin. The company’s portfolio includes multiple operating and non-operating interests across extensive exploration permits, positioning it strongly for future development phases. Beyond Beetaloo, Tamboran has also secured strategic land at Darwin’s Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct, earmarked for its proposed Northern Territory LNG project. Pre-FEED studies are already underway, highlighting the company’s intent to transition from exploration into large-scale production infrastructure.

Long-Term Growth Potential

The Shenandoah South approval not only marks a regulatory first under the new gas framework but also signals long-term opportunities for both the Northern Territory and Tamboran. With its extensive acreage, development plans, and supportive legislative environment, Tamboran is well positioned to play a critical role in strengthening Australia’s energy landscape.

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