Chevron and Newcrest have signed a supply deal for 16 petajoules of domestic gas until 2023, while a new analysis of the state’s gas market says the Scarborough and Browse developments are necessary to ensure sufficient supply.
Developments needed for domgas demand
13/12/2019 - 11:05
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Rank Company # 3rd Fortescue $24.90bn 4th Woodside Energy $24.60bn 5th Chevron $23.60bn 6th Gold Corporation $21.96bn 7th Roy Hill Holdings $8.54bn 47 exporters ranked by WA export revenue most recent financial year -
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Rank Company # 1st Chevron $23.00bn 2nd Woodside Energy $7.68bn 3rd Shell $2.59bn 5th ExxonMobil $1.70bn 6th BP Australia $2.04bn 27 oil and gas companies ranked by WA oil and gas revenue most recent financial year
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