Woodside signs deal with Shell to revive Browse LNG as possible floating project

Tuesday, 30 April 2013

Woodside Petroleum has signed an agreement to look at Royal Dutch Shell's Floating LNG technology to replace the onshore processing plant of the $45 billion Browse LNG development that was recently cancelled.


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