Australia LNG news

Rauma Marine Constructions has delivered the second Spirit of Tasmania car and passenger ferry to TT-Line Company.

Woodside Energy and PETRONAS, through its subsidiary PETRONAS LNG Ltd, have signed a non-binding heads of agreement for the supply of 1 million tpy of LNG to Malaysia from 2028 for a period of 15 years.

Santos has announced the arrival of the BW Opal FPSO vessel at the Barossa gas field approximately 285 km north of Darwin.

Santos Ltd has received a non-binding indicative proposal from a consortium led by XRG P.J.S.C., a subsidiary of ADNOC, and including ADQ and Carlyle.

The Victorian Government has delivered a positive assessment on the EES for Viva Energy’s LNG terminal project in Geelong.

Woodside and the North West Shelf joint venture welcome the Federal government’s proposed decision to grant environmental approval for the North West Shelf project extension.

As both Eastern and Western Australia face gas shortfalls, Japan is onselling vast volumes of Australian LNG at a handsome profit, according to research from the IEEFA.

Woodside Energy Ltd and Aramco have entered into a non-binding collaboration agreement to explore global opportunities, including Aramco’s potential acquisition of an equity interest in and LNG offtake from the Louisiana LNG project.

Woodside has made a final investment decision to develop the three-train, 16.5 million tpy Louisiana LNG development.

IEEFA Lead Gas Analyst, Josh Runciman, analyses the looming gas shortages and price situation in Australia.