Gas and water from the wells will be piped to the existing but not yet fully operational Woleebee Creek facilities before the gas is hooked into the LNG project's pipelines for liquefaction on Curtis Island. Pending approvals, QGC aims to start construction work for this area of the Surat Basin in late 2014 with gas production expected from it by the end of 2015. The $US20.4 billion LNG project is targeting 8.5 million tonnes per annum of capacity with first production in 2014. QGC is a subsidiary of BG Group and owns about 74% of the project's total upstream resources since it farmed in China National Offshore Oil Corporation in May. Around this time BG chief executive Chris Finlayson revealed that a third train expansion for QCLNG was at least four years away from possibly being sanctioned. The licences involved in the area are ATP852, PL401, PL464, PL467 and the Pleiades block of ATP768.