News Articles for Woodside Energy

Woodside Energy Ltd - 20-May-04Otway Gas Project has received joint venture approval.

Woodside Energy Ltd - 20-May-04 Otway Gas Project has received joint venture approval.

Woodside Energy Ltd. 15-Apr-04

Woodside Petroleum Ltd 19-Mar-04

Woodside Petroleum Ltd. & Subsidiaries 27-Aug-03

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.

WOODSIDE Petroleum is being coy on measures coming out of a cost-cutting review initiated in January.

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.

THE freeway snaking its way down from Joondalup to Perth is not the longest haul on earth, at least not as far as life-changing journeys go.

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.

PERHAPS it was inevitable, but it is unacceptable that the takeover bid for Woodside has been turned into a political football.

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

Alinta PO releasedPrivate investors will have the opportunity to buy some of the 55 per cent of WA gas utility AlintaGas until October 6.

WOODSIDE Petroleum Ltd and its joint venture partner British Borneo have completed a large 3D seismic survey over portions of tenements held by Hardman Resources NL offshore Mauritania, West Africa.Initial data processing has now been completed and ...

IT WAS in 1626 that Peter Minuit, the director general of New Netherland province, bought the island of Manhattan from the local Indians for trinkets and cloth valued at 60 guilders.

WOODSIDE Petroleum Ltd plans to fast track development of its wholly-owned Enfield oil field in permit WA-271-P on the North West Shelf.

Hard decisions lie ahead for the fat cat executives at Woodside Petroleum. Their cosy world has been turned upside down by a proposed merger/takeover from the Royal Dutch/Shell group.

INCREASED revenue and profits last year have allowed Woodside Petroleum Limited to expand its influence and exploration acreage in the hydrocarbon fields, both locally and internationally.

WOODSIDE Petroleum Limited has paid US$25.6 million for entry into hydrocarbon prospective, deep water exploration acreage in the Gulf of Mexico.

Contractors to Woodside Petroleum, and that includes about every second business in WA, may be in for a rough time as the big oil and gas producer launches headlong into its cost cutting crusade.

PERTH-based hydrocarbon major Woodside Energy Limited has continued its drive to expand production and take advantage of surging oil prices.