Australia LNG news

According to Reuters, output from Australia’s largest LNG plant – the North West Shelf project – is set to return to full production in the next few days.

According to Reuters, Woodside Petroleum Ltd has announced that the coronavirus outbreak is affecting its ability to sign gas deals and sell stakes in a key growth project, reporting a 25% decrease in annual underlying profit.

Peter Kiernan, the Economist Intelligence Unit, Singapore, takes a detailed look at the Australian LNG market.

Inpex Corp. has a sold an LNG spot cargo from its Ichthys LNG project in Australia to France’s Engie.

According to Reuters, LNG shipments have been disrupted by a powerful cyclone that swept across parts of Western Australia.

AG&P has signed an agreement with ADNOC L&S for the conversion, supply, operations and maintenance of an FSU at AG&P’s new LNG import facility at Karaikal Port in Puducherry, India.

According to Reuters, Royal Dutch Shell has temporarily halted production at the Prelude floating LNG facility due to an electrical trip on 2 February.

According to Reuters, Origin Energy – the Australian electricity and gas retailer – has said that quarterly revenue from its Australia Pacific LNG project fell by 3%, impacted by lower prices.

Woodside has released its fourth quarter report for the period ended 31 December 2019.

Scarborough project LNG pipeline nearshore component recommended for environmental approval by Western Australia EPA.