Australia LNG news

Since its launch in March 2018 the Port Kembla Gas project has made significant progress and is in the last stage of preparation for its FID.

Woodside has announced that it has invested in two online LNG platforms that are designed to facilitate greater price transparency, efficiency and compliance in LNG markets.

EPIK Co. Ltd – an LNG project development company – has announced that it has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Hyundai LNG Shipping Co. Ltd.

According to Reuters, the Gorgon LNG plant brought its train 3 back online last weekend.

According to Reuters, Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina are currently in disagreement regarding gas sales pricing at their Arrow Energy joint venture.

According to Reuters, the three LNG terminals on Australia’s east coast are unlikely to ever reach their peak combined operating capacity.

According to Reuters, Origin Energy has reached an agreement to sell its Ironbank gas project to Australia Pacific LNG.

Santos has announced that it has reached an agreement to align the company’s interests, under Santos ownership, across four exploration permits in the Bonaparte Basin offshore Northern Australia adjacent to a large existing contingent resource.

According to Reuters, both Chevron Corp. and Woodside Petroleum have plans to carry out major maintenance activities on their Western Australian LNG facilities from April to September this year.

Woodside has registered a full-year net profit after tax (NPAT) of $1.36 billion.