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Pluto LNG restarts production

 

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Woodside has successfully restarted production at its Pluto LNG plant.

Earlier this month, Woodside took precautionary action to temporarily shut-in production at the LNG plant, after a submersible drilling rig under contract to another party drifted near Pluto flowlines.

At that time, underwater inspections confirmed the integrity of the flowlines, and Woodside released a statement confirming that it would restart production at the LNG plant once the rig had been relocated away from Pluto LNG infrastructure.

Woodside confirmed that the temporary shut-in has not affected its 2015 produciton target of 84 – 91 million boe.


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