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🚢🎉 Another major milestone for our Pikka project on Alaska's North Slope. Today the team at Santos marked a major milestone as our first crude oil cargo from Pikka departed the Valdez Marine Terminal bound for US refineries. The shipment marks the start of commercial exports from Pikka and is another important step in bringing this world-class resource to market. Pikka Phase 1 is currently producing approximately 23,000 barrels of oil per day (gross) and is building towards plateau production of approximately 80,000 barrels of oil per day, expected in the third quarter of 2026. This achievement reflects the hard work and commitment of our people and the strong partnerships that have supported Pikka's development. Congratulations to everyone involved 👏 #Santos #Pikka #Alaska #Energy #TeamSantos

Miracles of modern medicine 💊 Did you know that many of our modern medicines reply on petrochemical feedstocks from oil and natural gas? While gas provides energy to keep our homes and hospitals running, many of the items used by health professionals to keep us healthy, safe and clean are also derived from petrochemicals. For Santos, our impact goes beyond energy. Our purpose is to provide affordable and reliable energy to help create a better world for everyone. #EnergyForProgress #Santos

The smiles say it all… At Santos, we’re proud to partner with Ronald McDonald House Western Australia and to support their incredible work making hospital visits easier for West Australian families.

Check out this ripper of a photo from Tim, Santos Production Manager, of the first condensate offtake from the Barossa FPSO last week! The first condensate cargo was an important milestone for the Barossa gas project. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gtwdmFaX #Santos #Barossa #SantosSnaps

This week Santos and our GLNG joint venture partners recognised the loading of GLNG’s 1,000th LNG cargo from Curtis Island — a remarkable achievement that reflects the dedication of our people, the strength of our partnerships and the long-term contribution of Queensland’s LNG industry. The impact of Queensland’s LNG industry is significant: ✅ $127 billion contributed to Queensland’s economy during the first decade of LNG exports. ✅ Nearly 60,000 jobs supported across the state. ✅ Around $4.5 million in Queensland royalties and $11.2 million in economic activity generated by every LNG cargo departing Gladstone.   Over the past decade, GLNG has delivered reliable energy to customers across Asia while supporting jobs, businesses and communities across Queensland. Every cargo represents the efforts of thousands of people — from our field operators and pipeline crews to plant operators, marine teams and contractors. Thank you to our people, joint venture partners, customers and community partners who have helped make this milestone possible. We’re looking ahead to the next decade of GLNG and the next chapter of growth for Santos in Queensland.   #Santos #GLNG #LNG #Queensland #Energy #CurtisIsland #Gladstone #RegionalQueensland

Santos and PRISM Energy International Australia have jointly marketed, sold and loaded the first condensate cargo from the Barossa gas project.   Santos Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Gallagher said the first condensate cargo was an important milestone for the Barossa gas project.   "The Darwin LNG plant is now producing at 97 per cent of planned rates, with LNG cargoes loading approximately every eight days and condensate now flowing to market.   "Australia is a trusted supplier of energy to key partner countries, and those same partners supply Australia with the refined fuels and energy products we rely on. South Korea is Australia’s second-largest supplier of refined liquid fuels and Santos is proud to actively support the energy security relationship between our two countries, supplying South Korea with both LNG and the condensate feedstock that South Korean refineries need to produce the jet fuel and diesel that the Australian economy relies upon. This cargo is that two-way relationship in action,” Mr Gallagher said.   The Darwin LNG plant is expected to be a long-term supplier of LNG and condensate to Asian markets, delivering economic benefits to Australia and the Northern Territory through investment, jobs, regional business opportunities, regional development, export income and government revenue.   #Barossa #DarwinLNG #EnergySecurity #Santos

We’re proud to see The NT News highlighting our ongoing commitment to strengthening training and employment opportunities for Aboriginal Territorians through our Saltwater Pathways Program. Announced last week, the Barossa Aboriginal Future Fund (BAFF) will invest more than $3 million over the next three years to deliver the program which will support up to 13 Aboriginal trainees across the Territory. The program will be delivered in partnership with Programmed to combine nationally recognised training with hands-on industry experience. Santos is committed to supporting training and employment opportunities for Indigenous people across its operations. Since 2024, Santos has supported more than 20 trainees and apprentices at our Barossa and DLNG operations. Today, Indigenous employees make up eight per cent of our workforce across the Top End.   #IndigenousParticipation #NorthernTerritory #SkillsAndTraining #Barossa #Santos

Cracker camping ⛺ With school holidays underway for many in Australia a weekend of camping is sure to be on the cards. The equipment for camping doesn’t only need a bit of skill – much of it requires oil and gas byproducts to even exist – from carbon fibre in fishing rods and deck chairs to the rubber of your hiking boots and even the fabric of a tent. For Santos, our impact goes beyond energy. Our purpose is to provide affordable and reliable energy to help create a better world for everyone. #EnergyForProgress

Santos strengthening training and employment pathways in the Northern Territory. The Barossa Aboriginal Future Fund (BAFF) is proud to announce the launch of the Saltwater Pathways Program — a pilot training and employment initiative designed to create meaningful, long-term career pathways for Aboriginal people from the five BAFF regions.   The BAFF is supported by the Barossa joint venture partners Santos, PRISM Energy Australia and JERA Australia and will invest $3.05 million over three years to deliver the program, which will support up to 13 Aboriginal trainees from the five BAFF regions.   Santos Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Gallagher said the initiative reflects Santos’ ongoing commitment to supporting training and employment opportunities for Indigenous people across its operations. “Since 2024, Santos has supported more than 20 trainees and apprentices at our Barossa and DLNG operations, with more than 50 per cent of our current cohort identifying as Indigenous,” said Mr Gallagher. “Employment and economic participation have been consistently identified as priority needs across all BAFF regions. The Saltwater Pathways Program responds directly to this need by combining accredited training with practical experience in operational environments.”   #NAIDOCWeek #IndigenousEmployment #TrainingPathways #Santos

Santos has publicly released its updated 2030 Indigenous Participation Plan for the first time.   Training, education and jobs are the building blocks for economic empowerment. We want to provide more opportunities for more people and more businesses, and this plan outlines how we'll continue to do that.   Since 2021, we've made strong progress, including nearly doubling Indigenous employment and increasing Indigenous procurement spend from $9 million to $73 million. Developed in consultation with our Indigenous employees and Indigenous Advisory Panel, the plan builds on this momentum with a focus on employment, career pathways, supplier opportunities, and strengthening relationships with communities.   We're listening, learning and working to deliver lasting benefits in the places where we operate.   Find the plan here: https://lnkd.in/gq8SxUMn   #NAIDOCWeek #FirstNations #IndigenousParticipation #Santos