Landholders and CSG
Coal seam gas project
AgForce has established the coal seam gas project through its AgForce Projects division, to offer producers access to independent information and tools to ensure fair conduct and compensation agreements are made with CSG companies. While AgForce continues to call for the Government to restrict CSG operations until the industry’s cumulative impacts are known, the sessions help landholders prepare themselves for future CSG negotiations.
The sessions are delivered free to all landholders through funding from the State Government.
Topics include:
To register for a session or express your interest in holding one in a town near you visit www.agforceprojects.org.au/csg
For more information about AgForce policy on CSG exploration and extraction, click here.
For further information on CSG activities and its legislative framework visit:
AgForce has established the coal seam gas project through its AgForce Projects division, to offer producers access to independent information and tools to ensure fair conduct and compensation agreements are made with CSG companies. While AgForce continues to call for the Government to restrict CSG operations until the industry’s cumulative impacts are known, the sessions help landholders prepare themselves for future CSG negotiations.
The sessions are delivered free to all landholders through funding from the State Government.
Topics include:
- Current and proposed CSG activities in Queensland
- Your rights and responsibilities under the current legislative framework
- Conduct and compensation agreement negotiations
- Analysing physical, social, financial and other impacts resulting from CSG activities
- Tips on property planning, recording on-property impacts and quality environmental baseline records
AgForce Projects has launched a new round of CSG information sessions specifically designed to assist you with CSG negotiations. These sessions will help you prepare property information to use when negotiating a CCA.
Topics include:
- An update on CSG activities and legislative amendments across Queensland
- Developing and using a checklist to assess CSG impacts to your business
- Identifying the benefits of a sound property plan and map for use in CCA negotiations
- Examples of information required when preparing to negotiate
- Satellite image property map
- Digital property data if using a computer mapping program or property GeoPDF, an easy-to-use digital property map which provides basic drawing functions, the ability to measure areas and distances, and view multi coordinate systems.
To register for a session or express your interest in holding one in a town near you visit www.agforceprojects.org.au/csg
For more information about AgForce policy on CSG exploration and extraction, click here.
For further information on CSG activities and its legislative framework visit: