Australian Petroleum and Exploration Association

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The Australian Petroleum and Exploration Association calls itself 'the voice of Australia's oil and gas industry'.

It has more than 80 full member companies.

Members

Members include Dart Energy, a firm which is involved in coal bed methane or CBM extraction in Scotland and which holds a fracking licence. A Dart spokesman told the Mirror in May 2013 that the firm had no plans for fracking in Scotland.

Several other firms operating in the North Sea, including Chevron and ExxonMobil, are also members of the Australian industry body. [1]

Lobbyists

Board

Rob Cole (Chairman) Woodside Energy Limited | Robin Antrobus, ConocoPhillips Australia Pty Ltd | Peter Cleary, Santos Ltd | Ernie Delfos, eni Australia Ltd | Gerry Flaherty, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd | Warren Ford, Apache Energy Limited | Philip Home, BP Developments Australia Pty Ltd | Seiya Ito, INPEX | Bruce Lake, Vermilion Oil and Gas Australia Pty Ltd | Todd Lee, BHP Billiton Petroleum Australia | Grant King, Origin Energy Limited | Richard Owen, ExxonMobil Affiliates in Australia | Peter Robinson, Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd | Mike Sangster, Total E&P Australia | Peter Stickland, MEO Australia Ltd | Eric Streitberg, Buru Energy Limited |

Affiliations

Contact

Website: http://www.appea.com.au/

Resources

Notes

  1. [http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/lynton-crosby-lobbying-row-number-1879248#ixzz2t3oGw38m Lynton Crosby lobbying row number THREE: David Cameron aide's links to fracking firm revealed[, James Lyons, Mirror, 10 May 2013