Regulation 37 of the South Australian Energy Resources Act 2000 requires the holder of a petroleum licence to submit certain geophysical data collected during exploration and development activities. The submission of these data should coincide with...

In accordance with the Energy Resources Act 2000, a licensee is required to undertake consultation on a proposed environmental impact report and statement of environmental objectives. A consultation plan must be prepared and implemented in accordance...

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The licensing and approvals process for exploration, retention, production and associated activities, under the Energy Resources Act 2000 and associated regulations, consists of three stages which are required to be completed before regulated...

Regulations 34, 35 and 36 under the Energy Resources Act 2000 require that geophysical progress, operations and interpretation reports must be furnished to the Minister by the holder of a petroleum or geothermal licence on a periodic basis. Regulation...

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Two separate licence areas located within the greater Waukaringa region north of Yunta in the Adelaide Fold Belt were taken up to explore for possible economic buried gold (both primary and secondary mineral occurrences), and also for any economic...

Critical minerals are a collection of metal and non-metal commodities considered essential for economic and industrial development, and for which there are significant concerns around future supply due to resource scarcity or geopolitical factors. The...

This brochure provides an overview of the three licensing and approval pathways provided for battery energy storage systems under the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023.

This information sheet provides an overview of the licensing and approval pathways for regulated activities transitioning to the HRE Act. If the transitioning development is a battery energy storage system, refer to HRE Act Information Sheet 002.

Critical minerals are a collection of metal and non-metal commodities considered essential for economic and industrial development, and for which there are significant concerns around future supply due to resource scarcity or geopolitical factors. The...

The Geological Survey of South Australia has recognised there is great potential to explore for critical metals in mine waste materials across the state forming part of a new supply chain. This report has sampled waste rock, tailings and processing...

Historically, most geochemical data collected from drillholes by explorers in South Australia comprised assays for target commodities and pathfinder elements, thus the potential for the full suite of critical minerals in existing deposits remains...

The objective of this framework is to assist licensees and operators to self-assess the effectiveness and maturity of their management systems in delivering acceptable process safety and environmental performance, specifically in the context of the...

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The Department for Energy and Mining is responsible for administering the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Act 2000 (PGE Act) and associated Regulations on behalf of the Minister for Energy and Mining. The PGE Act enables and regulates the exploration,...

This proforma is for use by licensees and operators self-assessing the effectiveness and maturity of their management systems in delivering acceptable process safety and environmental performance, specifically in the context of the Energy Resources...

Guideline to undertake an environmental impact assessment to satisfy the Environmental Impact Assessment Criteria required under Part 12 of the Energy Resources Act 2000. The impact assessment must be prepared by the licensee and be included as part...

These guidelines assist tenement holders to: -- prepare and submit exploration reports and geological samples -- ensure integrity of data and compliance with the requirements under the Mining Act 1971 and Mining Regulations 2020. The requirement for...

A small licence area centred ~70 km east of Marla has been taken up to explore for possible economic buried sedex style base metal deposits or IOCG style mineralisation which may exist there, hosted by largely unknown Proterozoic basement rocks,...