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Stonepeak to take 40 percent stake in Woodside’s Louisiana LNG project

By LNG Prime Staff
Stonepeak to take 40 percent stake in Woodside's Louisiana LNG project
Louisiana LNG site at the end of February 2025 (Image: Woodside)

Australian LNG player Woodside has signed a binding deal with US private equity firm Stonepeak to sell 40 percent of its Louisiana LNG project.

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