News Articles for Woodside Energy

Woodside Energy chair Richard Goyder has dismissed suggestions that the recruitment of director Mark Cutifani comes with a conflict of interest relating to his cousin Tim.

Woodside Energy chair Richard Goyder has used his address to the company's ever eventful AGM to stress the importance of regulatory certainty, amid talk of a new gas export tax.

Chevron has fully restored LNG production at its Wheatstone LNG facility, almost a month after Cyclone Narelle damaged infrastructure at the project near Onslow.

The Federal Court has dismissed Greenpeace's legal action against Woodside which involved allegations the oil and gas giant gave false information about its emissions.

The DomGas Alliance has teed off at Woodside Energy, claiming it has banked more than $5 billion worth of exported gas from Pluto that should have been sold locally.

Woodside Energy reinvested more than $24 million into Western Australian communities in 2025, including funds flowing into education initiatives in Karratha and Roebourne.

Woodside Energy has touted the oil potential of the United States, after its joint venture partner Occidental made a discovery at the Bandit prospect off the coast of Louisiana.

Woodside Energy has returned its North West Shelf gas operations to production, following last week's cyclone.

Stakeholders are moving ahead with a plan to make the Pilbara ground zero for clean maritime fuels.

Nearly $10 billion worth of new projects have been added to the North West's impressive list totalling more than $300 billion.

Woodside says it remains committed to capturing and storing emissions from its proposed Browse gas project, despite pulling a plan from the regulatory process.

Chevron expects the restart of its cyclone-impacted Wheatstone operation to take weeks, as it grapples with damage at the facility near Onslow.

Woodside Energy and Chevron have both confirmed production impacts from Tropical Cyclone Narelle, with LNG and domestic gas supply interrupted.

Woodside Energy has assumed full operational control of its Texas ammonia plant, as it navigates delays in its push into the lower-carbon market.

Traditional owners will gain control of land once earmarked for a major gas plant north of Broome as the state government seeks to clean up a legacy issue.

A Beijing-based green steel specialist has warned Australia's hopeful iron ore processors they need a reality check as they wade into a costly and competitive sector.

This week's appointments include Liz Westcott, Brandon Craig, Mark Cutifani, Dean Langenbach, Paul Everingham, Natalie Sangalli, Brandon McNee, Rob Cossart, and Ryan Lenegan.

Former Anglo American chief executive Mark Cutifani has joined the board of Woodside Energy, with speculation he could be in line to replace chair Richard Goyder.

Woodside chair Richard Goyder is confident that candidates overlooked for the role of chief executive will support new boss Liz Westcott, as she settles into the role.

Liz Westcott has been appointed the full-time chief executive of Woodside Energy, winning the race three months after stepping into the role in an acting capacity.

Delays in the development of third-party partner facilities have led Woodside Energy to push back blue ammonia production targets at its Beaumont project in Texas.

The largest Japanese buyer of Australian LNG has warned it will look elsewhere from 2035.

Woodside Energy has started drilling at its Trion oilfield in the Gulf of Mexico, in a bid to fully develop the $10.2 billion asset ahead of first oil in 2028.

Analysis: The longer-term impacts of Middle Eastern conflict for LNG markets are starting to become clear, and the ramifications for local suppliers could be significant.

Woodside Energy's acting CEO has weighed in on the process of replacing former boss Meg O'Neill, as the company reported a 24 per cent year-on-year profit drop.

Another hopeful Pilbara ore processor has entered the fray, this time in the form of a Japanese-backed British pelletising firm.

An artificial reef designed by Recfishwest and funded by Woodside has been installed off the Dampier Archipelago, aiming to enhance marine biodiversity and support local anglers.

This week's appointments include Will Golsby, Janis Carren, Robert Wood, David Morris, Sharni Foulkes, Angela Gosden, Katie Spain, Caroline Wood, Cecile Wake, and others.

Japan's largest power generator has agreed to buy extra LNG cargoes from Woodside during the Asian nation's winter months over the next five years.

The 70,000-tonne floating production unit which will allow Woodside Energy to tap the Scarborough field off WA's coast has arrived onsite from China.

This week's appointments include Meg O'Neill, Daniel Kiely, John Van Der Wielen, Paula Rogers, David Lock, Fiona Seaward, Jean Shaw, Craig Bydder, Peter Cutler, and Paul Anderson.

The morning deluge of corporate news into this journalist’s inbox very rarely delivers news on the scale of Woodside Energy’s this morning. At just after 6am, the Perth-headquar

Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O'Neill has resigned from her role with immediate effect, to take up the CEO position at BP.

Industrial services company EnerMech has struck a deal for chemical cleaning services with Bechtel at Woodside's Pluto train two project near Karratha.

The multi-million-dollar investment will go towards conservation efforts by Murujuga Aboriginal Corporation to support World Heritage Listing requirements.

Western Australia's largest firms are fuelling growth in the state's tech sector.

Woodside Energy will explore the production of five million tonnes per annum of LNG in Timor-Leste, in the latest sign it could tap the Greater Sunrise gas reserve from the Asian nation.

The state Environmental Protection Authority will not assess Woodside's proposal to capture carbon from its Browse project beneath the sea floor, despite intense public interest.

Woodside Energy has confirmed a UN representative's request to get involved in three Federal Court challenges against the federal government's approval of its North West Shelf extension.