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Australia s Woodside, Trafigura trade world s first carbon offset condensate cargo

Australia’s Woodside, Trafigura trade world’s first carbon offset condensate cargo Australia’s Woodside Energy and commodity trader Trafigura have traded the world’s first carbon offset condensate cargo, which loaded from Australia’s Pluto LNG terminal in Western Australia, the companies said in a joint statement March 15. The trade comes after several cargoes of carbon neutral LNG and at least one cargo of carbon neutral crude oil have been traded globally, as consumers look to offset the impact of fossil fuels and suppliers rush to establish carbon trading and offsetting mechanisms to meet future demand. Woodside Burrup and its Pluto LNG joint venture participants Kansai Electric Power Australia and Tokyo Gas Pluto delivered their first cargo of carbon offset condensate to independent commodity trading company Trafigura, the statement said.

Why Protests Have Engulfed Normally Peaceful Senegal

Why Protests Have Engulfed Normally Peaceful Senegal
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Woodside stops Myanmar work after violence - News for the Oil and Gas Sector

Woodside stops Myanmar work after violence Australia’s Woodside Energy is reducing its presence in Myanmar and expects to fully demobilise its offshore exploration drilling team over the coming weeks following reports of human rights violations in the Southeast Asian nation. Updated: 01/03/2021, 8:14 am © Bloomberg Demonstrators hold up images of Aung San Suu Kyi during a protest against Myanmar coup outside the Embassy of Myanmar in Bangkok, Thailand, on Monday, Feb. 1, 2021. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter.

Myanmar military coup risks over $1bn of upstream investment

Myanmar military coup risks over $1bn of upstream investment The apparent overthrow of the Aung San Suu Kyi administration by the Myanmar military threatens more than $1 billion of potential upstream investment in the Southeast Asian nation. Updated: 02/02/2021, 9:46 am © Aung Kyaw Htet/SOPA Images/Shutterstock Myanmar Times newspaper with the headline State of Emergency among other newspapers for sale are seen on display a day after the Myanmar s military detained the country s de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi and the country s president in a coup. Daily life in Yangon, Burma - 01 Feb 2021 Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape.

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