BHP has ended years of uncertainty following its commitment this week to support floating LNG processing off Scarborough, in Western Australia.
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Woodside to carry out massive buyback of shares
Woodside petroleum will carry out a massive US$ 2.68 billion buyback of 78.3 million shares from Shell.
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New under-sea cable project for LNG off NW coast
A $100 million deal has just been signed for the construction of a new, state-of-the-art fibre optic cable between Darwin and Port Hedland.
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Former Shell executive joins BHP Billiton’s board
BHP Billiton has appointed British businessman and former Shell executive Malcolm Brinded to its board.
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Energy companies balk at Australia’s high-cost environment
Major energy companies including Shell and QGC are calling for industrial relations reform, claiming Australia is set to lose investment dollars to low cost nations like Canada and Mozambique.
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Shell confirms Arrow LNG project on hold
A decision on whether to go ahead with a fourth LNG plant on Curtis Island is more than a year off as oil giant Shell confirms it will delay making any major financial investment decisions in 2014.
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Shell sells its stake in Wheatstone project
Shell has sold its stake in the Chevron-operated Wheatstone LNG project for $US1.13 billion as it looks to refocus its investments amid massive profit downgrades.
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Shell’s Arrow Energy to cut hundreds of CSG jobs
Arrow Energy is set to cull its workforce with more than 250 jobs on the line.
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James Price Point LNG plant would have cost $80bn: Woodside
Woodside has revealed that building a LNG processing plant at James Price Point was set to cost $80 billion and would have put the company at risk of collapse.
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Shell floats massive FLNG Prelude hull [Pictures]
Shell has floated the 488-metre-long hull of its Prelude FLNG facility out of the dry dock in Geoje, South Korea, where it is being built.
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Shell lobbied World Bank to drop coal
Shell has revealed it lobbied the World Bank to halt funding coal-fired plants before the firm announced it would cut lending to the coal sector
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Australia less competitive on global stage: Shell
Shell has again flagged that the high cost of doing business in Australia is affecting the nation’s competitiveness, urging the federal government to step in.
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Explainer: what is floating liquefied natural gas?
Floating liquefied natural gas, or FLNG, is not a new idea. But only recently have technological advances and economic drivers provided the opportunity for FLNG to become a commercial reality.
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High costs threaten to stall LNG plant investment
Arrow Energy’s $20 billion plan for an LNG plant on Curtis Island could be halted as its parent company Shell balks at Australia’s increasingly high development costs.
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Shell’s world-first floating LNG plant coming together in leaps and bounds
Shell’s $12 billion Prelude floating LNG structure, being built at Samsung's Geoje Island shipyard in South Korea, has recorded another milestone with the vessel's hull completed.
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Chevron pours cold water on Gorgon expansion
Chevron has confirmed the expansion of its Gorgon LNG project has been shelved until the total cost of firing up its three-train facility on Barrow Island is finalised.
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Shell seals deal for world- first FLNG training facility
Oil and gas giant Shell have teamed up with the Challenger Institute of Technology to develop a world first FLNG specialist training facility in Perth.
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Browse partners agree to FLNG option
Woodside have announced that its Browse partners have signed off on the use of FLNG technology to develop the gasfields off the Kimberley coast.
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Woodside LNG project approval deemed unlawful
A West Australian court has declared the state government’s environmental approval of a multi-billion dollar gas hub in the Kimberley as unlawful.
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Shell talk up benefits of FLNG
Shell say their Prelude floating LNG project is recruiting on an Australian-first principal, and expect to employ around 1000 people.
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