Australian LNG supplier to China to maintain profit levels with oil break-even of US$29 per barrel
Monday, 06 April 2020
Origin Energy, the Australian utility and upstream supplier for the Australia-Pacific LNG export plant in Queensland, whose other shareholders are ConocoPhillips and Chinese major Sinopec, said plant profitability was unlikely to be affected by the global downturn.
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