Australia’s Woodside pulls out of Myanmar gas project that would have competed with LNG in Thailand

Thursday, 27 January 2022

Woodside Petroleum has joined to new politicised trend for energy companies to make political investment decisions after several years of intimidation by banks and environmental activists on climate change by shutting down a natural gas project in Myanmar citing reasons of human rights.


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