Good for WA

We contribute to the state we call home. From supplying a reliable source of energy and supporting thousands of local jobs to spending billions of dollars with WA suppliers and investing in local communities, we're proud to play our part.

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A global energy company with a Western Australian heartbeat

We contribute to the state we call home. From supplying a reliable source of energy and supporting thousands of local jobs to spending billions of dollars with WA suppliers and investing in local communities, we're proud to play our part.

Domestic gas

Helping to power the state

We have provided domestic gas to Western Australia for more than 40 years.
Last year, more than one fifth of the state’s gas supply came from our Pilbara operations.

Supply a reliable source of energy across WA.

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Local jobs

Providing local employment

We employ thousands of people across our Western Australian operations and create local employment opportunities through our projects. 

Support jobs and training across WA.

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Social investment

Contributing to our communities

We aim to create meaningful outcomes for the places we call home and the people who live there by collaborating with local organisations.

Invest in opportunities for Western Australians.

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Local content

Backing WA businesses

We have spent billions of dollars with suppliers in Western Australia, and our projects create opportunities for local businesses, supporting our state's economy.

Help power business and industry across WA.

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Scarborough Energy Project

The Scarborough Energy Project is expected to deliver significant long-term benefits over the life cycle of the project. The development of the project can help to provide a boost to the WA economy and communities, increasing jobs and bringing work through the supply chain.

A$5.4 billion
estimated to be spent in WA throughout the development phase of the project
442 WA businesses
have been engaged by Bechtel on the project
A$55.5 billion
estimated to be generated in indirect and direct taxes for Australia across the life of the project

The Browse to North West Shelf Project

The proposed project involves developing the Calliance, Brecknock and Torosa natural gas fields located in the offshore Browse Basin, ~425 km north of Broome. It is a significant opportunity for Australia, creating long-term energy security to power homes and businesses, create thousands of jobs and considerable tax revenue.

The proposed Browse to North West Shelf Project
could generate:

3,068 WA jobs
expected to be created during the early operational period
A$147 billion
in gross state product for Western Australia
A$56.2 billion
estimated to be generated in total taxes, royalties and excise, including ~A$19.8 billion in Petroleum Resource Rent Tax

Find out more about how we contribute to WA

Read the Scarborough Energy Project and North West Shelf Project 2025 Community Development Report Summaries to learn more about how we deliver benefits for our host communities.