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Origin: APLNG revenue climbs

By LNG Prime Staff
Origin APLNG revenue climbs
APLNG (Image: Origin Energy)

Origin said in its quarterly report that APLNG revenue reached about A$2.71 billion ($1.69 billion) in the October-December period. Compared to the December quarter of 2023, APLNG revenue increased 14 percent, while it rose 3 percent compared to the prior quarter. Origin said that APLNG revenue rose due to higher LNG volumes and prices, offset by lower short-term…

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