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Woodside’s Scarborough project 91 percent complete

By LNG Prime Staff
Woodside’s Scarborough project 91 percent complete
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Woodside’s $12.5 billion Scarborough project in Western Australia is 91 percent complete, and it remains “on track” to ship first LNG cargo in the first half of 2026.

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