Woodside, Jera wrap up Scarborough stake sale

Australian LNG player Woodside has completed the previously announced sale of a 15.1 percent non-operating participating interest in the Scarborough joint venture to Japan’s power firm and LNG trader Jera. The completion follows Woodside’s announcement in February that it had broadened its strategic relationship with JERA through a transaction that included equity in the Scarborough…

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