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Woodside aims to boost the value of the Driftwood project by accessing cheap feedstock from the U.S. natural gas market, putting the LNG into its own marketing portfolio, while still retaining the ...
The gas will be delivered to the ANR trading hub in south-east Louisiana, with pricing based on the Dutch TTF.
Venture Global has wrapped up financing and made a final investment decision for its second liquefied natural gas facility in ...
The surge in long-term liquefied natural gas contracts from China is sustaining regional production and prolonging fossil ...
In addition, Woodside Energy Trading Singapore Pty. Ltd. will supply up to 1.0 Mtpa of LNG on a delivered ex-ship basis from Woodside’s global portfolio into Europe commencing with Louisiana LNG ...
ExxonMobil will give up management of the Gippsland Basin joint venture after 56 years of production, with 1200 workers to ...
Woodside acquired Louisiana LNG through its $900 million takeover of U.S.-listed Tellurian last year, stating then that it didn’t intend to own all of the equity in a project that represents a ...
Under the deal, Woodside will deliver LNG to Japan on an ex-ship basis between the months of December and February from 2027. Three cargoes totaling about 200,000 metric will be delivered per year.
Woodside has signed a binding agreement to sell a 40% stake in Louisiana LNG (liquefied natural gas) infrastructure in the Gulf Coast LNG corridor to Stonepeak, a global investment firm.
Australia-based Woodside said on Monday that it has agreed to buy Tellurian, which owns the planned Driftwood LNG development near Lake Charles, Louisiana, for $1.00 per share in cash.
Woodside expects to produce about 8 million tonnes of LNG per annum at the to-be-built second train at its Pluto liquefaction plant, and is targeting first cargo in 2026.
Woodside Petroleum indeed has a serious competitive advantage as it's producing LNG at a cost of approximately US$5.1/boe, but it has been receiving a price of in excess of US$50/boe for the LNG ...