Woodside Petroleum Ltd, through its subsidiary Woodside Eastern Energy, has lodged a claim against fellow oil and gas player Anzon Australia Ltd alleging Anzon's termination of an agreement between the two was wrongful.
OIL and gas producer Woodside Petroleum Ltd has officially reduced its 2006 production target to 72 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe) from its previous forecast of 76 million boe.
Western Australian oil and gas major Woodside Petroleum Ltd, through its wholly owned subsidiary Woodside Mauritania Pty Ltd, and its joint venture partners in Mauritania have signed revised offshore production sharing contracts.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd's wholly owned subsidiary Woodside Eastern Energy Pty Ltd has agreed to sell its interest in the Kipper gas field in the Victorian Gippsland Basin to Santos Offshore Pty Ltd.
WOODSIDE Petroleum Ltd said last week it had resolved a dispute with Mauritania over four offshore production contracts operated by the company's wholly owned subsidiary Woodside Mauritania Pty Ltd.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd has advised it has resolved a dispute with the Mauritanian Government over four offshore production contracts operated by the company's wholly-owned subsidiary Woodside Mauritania Pty Ltd.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd's wholly-owned subsidiary, Woodside Energy Ltd, has approved capital expenditure for the first phase of the Vincent oil field development, off North West Cape in Western Australia.
Shares in Woodside have shot up 98 cents on the back of the company signing an agreement with The Kansai Electric Power Co. for up to 2 million tonnes of LNG a year over 15 years from its Pluto gas field.
A slightly lower $1.1 billion dollar annual profit has masked another excellent year for Woodside Petroleum Ltd, Australia's largest oil and gas producer.
Woodside Petroleum has taken out space in two CBD buildings to house 160 of its staff, just two years after moving in to its purpose-built St Georges Terrace tower.
Woodside has agreed key commercial terms with North Asian customers for the supply of liquefied natural gas from its 100 per cent-owned Pluto gas field in Western Australia.
Woodside Petroleum is selling a series of non-core assets for about $170 million, just as a political deal over maritime boundaries in the Timor Sea could clear the way for its Sunrise gas project to be revived.
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WOODSIDE Energy USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of Woodside Petroleum, has expanded its offshore interests in the Gulf of Mexico by acquiring Gryphon Exploration Company.
Woodside, Australia's largest publicly traded oil and gas exploration and production company was ranked number three in this year's WA Business News most successful corporate brands survey.
WOODSIDE Energy has signed a sale and purchase agreement with Shell Development Australia, to buy part of Shell's interests in the Laminaria-Corallina project, off northern Australia.
REDUNDANCIES are considered commonplace in the human resources sector and are not viewed in as negative a light as they were a decade ago.
But this is no comfort to Woodside employees at the sticky end of downsizing.
Two more Woodside-led pipeline projects to bring gas onshore to southern and northern Australian consumers are sitting more firmly on the drawing boards.
WESTERN Australian oil and gas producer Woodside Energy continued its geographical expansion with last week's announcement that it had taken a farm-in interest in a field in the Gulf of Mexico.
Former Metasource managing director Richard Beresford has left his appointment just six months after the launch of the Woodside renewable and sustainable energy subsidiary.
WAS the Federal Govern-ment's rejection of the Royal/ Dutch Shell takeover bid for Woodside Petroleum deft political instinct or answering the parochial calls of the media?
WOODSIDE Petroleum may have slipped through Royal Dutch-Shell's fingertips but arguably it had already lost one of the key reasons for its takeover bid — shutting out a rival technology from Asia.
THE thrust and parry of the attempt by Shell to acquire Woodside Petroleum has prompted some analysts to believe the Australian company is seeking to produce “a press release a day”, to dissuade its shareholders from defecting.
Shell has revised its merger proposal with WPL. The cleverly crafted offer is designed to get the revised merger proposal (RMP) in front of the WPL shareholders to force a vote (extraordinary general meeting will be held at the end of April).
THE long-awaited recovery of investment in WA's resource sector has been foreshadowed by Woodside Energy's disclosure that design engineering work for its proposed $2.6 billion North West Shelf Train 4 project will be sourced from Perth rather than overs
