News Articles for Woodside Energy

Decisions on two big gas projects are due, $12 billion of chemical projects are under consideration, and a decommissioning timebomb awaits.

Oil and gas major Woodside Petroleum has secured another long-term sale for its Scarborough LNG project with a German customer.

Impairments drove Australian petroleum company Woodside to a net loss of $US4 billion, but underlying profit was $US447 million.

Some of Australia's largest corporations are digging deep to raise funds for those affected by the devastating fire in Perth's north-east.

The offshore oil and gas regulator has started a compliance action against Woodside for decommissioning issues at Enfield's Nganhurra FPSO.

Clive Palmer's Mineralogy and Woodside Petroleum were among the biggest political donors last year, having contributed a combined $6.2 million to federal parties.

RemSense has announced the signing of a three-year technology development agreement with Woodside Energy Technologies.

Prices have hit record highs for Woodside's oil and gas exports, while the company has signed a hydrogen deal in Tasmania.

WA Labor amassed a significant fundraising advantage this past financial year as unions, law firms and sitting members opened their wallets to fill the party's coffers.

Woodside has doubled a supply contract for its proposed Scarborough project, following a record year for Australian production and LNG prices hitting highs.

The state government has disclosed that nearly all gas from the onshore Waitsia project will be exported, at least for the initial six years of production.

Companies stripped of iron ore projects in Africa

Woodside Petroleum's Scarborough LNG project faces a new hurdle after the Conservation Council of WA lodged a Supreme Court action to overturn environmental approvals.

The current conditions for iron ore and LNG might be as good as it gets for a while, if international trends continue.

LNG & Domgas: $US11 billion projects set for 2021 approval; AEMO says domgas sufficient until 2026; Kirkup sticks with onshore export ban.

Thirteen WA-linked resources businesses were among Australia's 25 top corporate taxpayers, paying $16 billion between them.

Today's board moves wrap includes Alexander Sundich, Chris Sutherland, Brenda Berlin, and Peter Coleman.

Woodside Petroleum has announced Peter Coleman will retire as chief executive before the end of next year, with three internal candidates likely to be in contention for the role.

Matrix Composites & Engineering was trading 20 per cent higher this morning after announcing a new technology agreement with oil and gas major Woodside Petroleum.

Woodside Petroleum has declared it wants to engage more with the local startup community and plans to invest in promising new technologies.

Business News's in-depth remuneration survey shines a light on the state's high-income earners.

Woodside has hailed the benefits of Amazon Web Services computing infrastructure on the same day the state government signed a deal with AWS.

Oil and gas producer Inpex has joined other big companies in the resources sector by permanently shifting east coast fly-in, fly-out workers to Western Australia.

Some of WA's most successful tech companies have deep roots in the resources sector. GLX Digital is planning to join them.

Pluto Train 2 has advantages bringing Scarborough gas to market compared to the Karratha gas plant, Woodside said today, while flagging huge potential for carbon storage offshore of WA.

Two production licences have been granted for Woodside's Scarborough project, but there are still hurdles before a final investment decision due late next year.

Ambitious technology development in oil and gas makes the industry competitive but brings broader benefits to WA.

A Perth business developing autonomous vehicles for subsea surveying has raised £10 million via a spin-off, while Poynton Stavrianou are advising on a further potential deal.

A lower oil price has cut Woodside Petroleum's revenue by about 40 per cent, but the company is studying to lift planned capacity of its Scarborough LNG project.

Expansion plans are in the works for some of WA's biggest exporters, but commodity prices and projects face uncertainty.

Woodside Petroleum is reportedly axing 300 direct staff following a similar decision last month by fellow oil and gas major Chevron.

An in-depth analysis of the re-emerging case for a west-east gas pipeline, which could provide a demand source for projects like Equus.

Qatar is moving to reclaim its place as the world's biggest LNG exporter, potentially jeopardising WA exports.

Almost half of revenue reported by WA's top 20 public resources companies can be attributed to iron ore miners amid an industry boom.

WA gas could be sent east through a pipeline but such a project would need government backing, Peter Coleman said today, while hitting back against Woodside's environmental critics.

More than $18 billion of taxpayer funds will go toward new energy technologies in a bid to lower Australia's emissions.

Australia's green bank will have its remit expanded to include carbon capture and storage, green steel and hydrogen.

Oakajee's industrial zone could come to life as a hydrogen industry park in a plan to be announced by the state government as early as this week.

The state government has insisted 14-day quarantine rules will be maintained, rebuffing a push by the mining industry for more flexible rules for interstate fly-in, fly-out workers.

Oil and gas service provider MMA Offshore has secured $16 million in contract extensions with Woodside Petroleum, which will continue using MMA's vessels.