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Australia: Scarborough and Pluto Train 2 developments approved - Vimarsana News

Australia: Scarborough and Pluto Train 2 developments approved

Final investment decisions have been made to approve the Scarborough and Pluto Train 2 developments, including new domestic gas facilities and modifications to Pluto Train 1. Scarborough gas processed through Pluto Train 2 will be one of the lowest carbon intensity sources of LNG delivered to customers in north Asia, with first LNG cargo targeted for 2026.

BHP agrees to merge petroleum assets with Woodside Petroleum - Vimarsana News

BHP agrees to merge petroleum assets with Woodside Petroleum

BHP Group has agreed to merge its oil and gas portfolio with Woodside to create one of the world's top ten independent oil and gas producers.

Woodside, BHP approve US$12bil Scarborough LNG project - Vimarsana News

Woodside, BHP approve US$12bil Scarborough LNG project

MELBOURNE: Woodside Petroleum and BHP Group gave their final go-aheads to spend US$12bil (RM50.23bil) to develop the Scarborough gas field off Western Australia and expand the Pluto liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, with the first cargo expected in 2026.

Woodside takes on a lot of risk with Scarborough bet - Vimarsana News

Woodside takes on a lot of risk with Scarborough bet

For Woodside, the $16 billion Scarborough LNG project has gone from nothing to central to its existence in just five years.

Source: smh.com.au
Scarborough development could pay off quickly for Woodside - Vimarsana News

Scarborough development could pay off quickly for Woodside

Industry welcomes Australia's largest LNG development investment in a decade but environmental groups hit out at 'climate-wrecking project'