Canadian province thanks First Nation tribe for voting in favour of Petronas-led LNG project
The Canadian province of British Columbia has issued a statement of thanks to members of a native North American tribe who voted by a majority in favour of the Asian-led Pacific NorthWest LNG project and for continuing to pursue LNG development on their traditional territory.
Woodside increases estimates and considers options for Myanmar natural gas discoveries
Woodside, Australia’s largest liquefied natural gas operator, has increased the volume and potential of its two recent natural gas discoveries offshore Myanmar.
Woodside says Wheatstone and Kitimat LNG will boost company with Browse FLNG
Woodside Chief Executive Peter Coleman told the shareholders in Australia’s largest liquefied natural gas operator that he remained committed to the development of the offshore Browse field as a floating LNG venture was advancing other projects including in North America.
Woodside of Australia puts LNG revenue at US$727M and logs progress on Kitimat
Australia’s largest LNG plant operator Woodside posted an almost 31 percent plunge in liquefied natural gas revenue in the third quarter to US$727.4 million from $1.05 billion in the same three months a year ago.
Canadian province of British Columbia tries to reassure Japanese LNG investors
The head of natural gas resources in the Canadian province of British Columbia has completed a visit to Tokyo to reassure Japanese energy companies that opportunities were still on offer despite slow progress or postponements among about a dozen export ventures.
Largest Australian LNG producer Woodside signs accord with biggest buying firm Kogas
Australia’s largest LNG operator Woodside and the Korea Gas Corp., the state-run company with three import terminals, have signed an agreement for more cooperation in various areas of the natural gas and LNG sectors.
