Australia LNG news

Santos has announced progress on the FEED phase of the Barossa offshore project and awarded three major engineering contracts.

ExxonMobil Corp is considering importing LNG to help plug a looming gas shortage from 2021 and protect its market share.

After spending a decade and billions of dollars developing Australia’s vast gas reserves, Chevron Corp and Woodside Petroleum are at odds over the pace and timing of the next leg of expansion.

The Wheatstone Project has successfully commenced LNG production from Train 2 at its onshore facility near Onslow, Western Australia.

Ocean Infinity has been awarded a contract by Woodside to provide data in support of the Scarborough field development.

Royal Dutch Shell has introduced gas to its 490 m long Prelude FLNG unit as part of the cooling process before start-up.

AGL signs two agreements for its LNG import jetty project as consultation continues.

Global LNG trade grew by 10% last year due primarily to growing liquefaction capacity in the Australia and the US.

The Australia Pacific LNG plant on Curtis Island off the east coast will undergo a partial maintenance over July, August and September.

Australian LNG operator Woodside has awarded TechnipFMC a contract to upgrade the Pluto LNG water handling module.