Corrs advises APA on pipeline project

5 Aug 2025Announcements

Corrs Chambers Westgarth has provided lead tax advisory services to APA Group for the Brigalow Pipeline Project to enhance Queensland's energy reliability and support cleaner energy solutions

Australia’s leading independent law firm, Corrs Chambers Westgarth, has acted as Lead Tax Advisor to APA Group (APA) on the Brigalow Pipeline Project – a major new energy infrastructure development supporting the transformation of Queensland's energy market. The Brigalow Pipeline will deliver gas to CS Energy’s peaking power station at the Kogan Clean Energy Hub, representing a significant step in strengthening the region’s energy reliability and supporting the shift to cleaner energy solutions.

The Corrs team, led by tax partners Luke Imbriano and Cameron Blackwood, and supported by senior associate Nathan Unitt, provided end-to-end tax advisory services on the project. Commenting on the matter, Luke Imbriano said “We are proud to have assisted APA on such an important development for Queensland. This project adds to Corrs’ strong track record advising on the tax implications associated with the development of complex greenfield infrastructure and energy projects across Australia. We are pleased to have contributed to the tax workstream of this project and look forward to continuing our support for innovative energy initiatives.” APA Head of Tax, Adrian Lovell, said “This project builds on our strategy to support energy security and transition along Australia’s east coast. We thank Corrs for their trusted advice and guidance throughout the project.”

Legal News desk contact: editorial@solicitorsjournal.com

Latest Articles

Family property disputes expose risks of informal financial arrangements

A High Court TOLATA dispute highlights evidential difficulties, freezing injunction thresholds, and risks arising from undocumented family loans

Hantavirus outbreak claims hinge on causation and jurisdiction

Serious ship incidents trigger complex claims where law, evidence, forum and causation determine outcomes

Advertising ruling supports Chris Packham's claim

Advertising Standards Authority rules meat and dairy ads mislead on environmental impact, marking regulatory change

AA v Waltham Forest: Court of Appeal draws firm line between Part 6 and Part 7 housing duties

Steps to allocate social housing cannot be incorporated into a homeless applicant's personal plan, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

Summerson and Brown convictions upheld despite missing mens rea direction in Palestine Action affray case

Court of Appeal confirms affray convictions safe where jury's factual findings make intent inevitable

Amin v Manchester Airport Group: EAT upholds strike-out after deposit order non-payment

Employment Appeal Tribunal confirms no error of law in refusal of relief from sanctions and dismisses bias allegations against tribunal judge

Jennings v Appleby: Lloyd Trust judgement confirms administrative unworkability assessed at creation, not over time

A High Court ruling on a century-old employee welfare trust with over a million potential beneficiaries

Timokhin v Timokhina: High Court refuses stay and awards indemnity costs following Russian judgement enforcement ruling

A former wife's bid to delay enforcement of a £417,000 debt has been dismissed in its entirety, with the court awarding indemnity costs and Part...

Ismailov v Secretary of State: High Court upholds sanctions designation based on family association with Usmanov

The Administrative Court dismisses all seven grounds of challenge to Russia sanctions maintained against the nephew of oligarch Alisher Usmanov.

Lodhia v Twelve Trees: High Court orders costs against claimant who discontinued defamation claim amid document authenticity concerns

A leaseholder who sued his estate's management company for defamation has been ordered to pay substantial costs after discontinuing his claim, with the court also...