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The Division also has a responsibility to ensure compliance with the provisions of relevant legislation.
This section includes information about basin and province geology, coal seam gas, shale gas, as well as acreage releases for each basin, including the productive Cooper, Eromanga and Otway Basins.
The history of petroleum and geothermal exploration and development in South Australia is documented, including historical tenement maps and licence information, and previous acreage releases.
The PACE initiative gives industry the opportunity to apply for funding available for proposals to undertake cooperative petroleum or geothermal exploration drilling projects.
Information about living and working in Australia, investment opportunities, access to infrastructure and markets, royalties payable and foreign investment rules.
Details of South Australian based upstream petroleum consultants and service companies can be found in the Petroleum and Geothermal Services Directory, an online database.
Licences for petroleum and geothermal activity are administered under the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000 and Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Regulations 2000. Here you will find a summary of the Act and information about 2009 amendments to the Act.
Information about the activity approval process, regulatory advice and guidelines (including for onshore exploration and production, pipeline licensing and approval, activity approval, collection and submission of data and reports), policies and templates to assist with compliance are included in this section.
A tool for the self-assessment of Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) management systems is also available on this site.
The Energy Resources Division prepares an annual report on compliance with the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act.
Information about the types of licences required before undertaking exploration, preliminary surveys or production of petroleum or geothermal energy, how to apply for a licence and tenement requirements (application and annual fees, maximum areas, terms and renewals) are included here.
The Licence Register provides public access to licence documents including the terms and conditions of each licence issued, the name of the licensee, description of the licence area or route of a pipeline and notes about any registrable dealing affecting the licence (eg extensions of time limits).
New acreage releases and tenement information, including tenement maps, are available.
Petroleum and geothermal explorers have obligations with respect to landholders, protected areas, native title and aboriginal heritage.
An important part of the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000 is environmental regulation which sets requirements to protect the environment from potential impacts related to petroleum exploration and production. These include requirements for exploration and production companies to provide environmental impact reports, statements of environmental objectives and Annual Reports.
The Goal Attainment Scaling (GAS) tool provides a means for measuring and reporting on environmental objectives.
The Environmental Register provides public access to company environmental data, including reports on environmental objectives and impact assessments and company annual reports.
DMITRE Energy Resources Division has a wide range of readily available data. This includes databases such as PEPS-SA and online datasets.
The Petroleum Geology of South Australia series consists of five volumes, providing comprehensive information on key prospective sedimentary basins.
The online application, SARIG (South Australian Resource Information Geoserver) , enables users to search, view and download information relating to resource.
South Australia has significant potential for geothermal energy and the State government is leading Australia with an effective regulatory and approvals framework. Here you can find information about legislation, compliance, licensing and applications.
DMITRE acts as the Secretariat for the Australian Geothermal Energy Group (AGEG), providing financial and intellectual support for Australia's membership in the International Energy Agency's Geothermal Implementing Agreement (IEA-GIA).