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Chevron and Woodside in Australian LNG asset swap deal

By LNG Prime Staff
Chevron and Woodside in Australian LNG asset swap deal
Wheastone LNG (Image: Chevron Australia)

A unit of US energy giant Chevron and Australian LNG player Woodside have agreed to an asset swap under which Woodside will exit the Wheatstone LNG project and Chevron will sell its stake in the NWS project. The two firms announced the deal in separate statements on Thursday. Under the proposed transaction, Chevron Australia will…

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