Ammonia-Urea Plant, Burrup Peninsula

Project
Proposal description

The proposal is to construct an ammonia–urea plant on the Burrup Peninsula. The plant will have a production capacity of 2300 tonnes/day (t/d) of ammonia and 3500 t/d of urea.

The plant and associated infrastructure will be composed of:

  • a natural gas supply pipeline from the North West Shelf Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Plant (to be located in a multi-user service corridor);
  • ammonia plant;
  • urea plant;
  • fluid bed granulation plant;
  • seawater desalination, treatment and storage;
  • internal power generation and distribution;
  • product storage facilities for ammonia (on-site) and urea (on-site and near wharf);
  • pipelines for ammonia export (to be located in a multi-user corridor proposed by others);
  • urea formaldehyde storage on site;
  • transfer conveyor systems and ship load out facilities for bulk granular urea;
  • ship loading facilities for load out of anhydrous (liquid) ammonia; and
  • all other utilities and infrastructure required for a world scale plant.
Assessment Number
1178
Region
Referred under EP Act
s38
Industry sector
Last updated
Current Status
Ministerial Statement published
2. Decision on whether to assess this proposal
Chair's Determination
Date published
3. Assessment
Scoping
Approved
Environmental Review
4. EPA Report on assessment
EPA Report Number
1065
Date published
Appeals close
5. Decision on proposal and implementation of proposal
Ministerial Statement
Date of approval
Post-assessment changes
s. 45C amendments

Attachment to Statement 614 - split of proposal into two parts, an ammonia plant and a urea plant - change to proposal under s45C approved on 12 October 2005.

Date of approval s. 45C
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