Baker Hughes bags contract for Woodside’s Louisiana LNG project

US energy services firm Baker Hughes has secured an order from compatriot Bechtel to supply gas technology equipment for the first phase of Woodside’s Louisiana LNG export project. Baker Hughes will supply equipment for two liquefaction plants with a total capacity of about 11 mtpa. The order marks a “significant milestone” as Woodside targets final…

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