LNG Japan, Alinta Energy ink Western Australian gas supply deal

LNG Japan holds a 10 percent interest in the Woodside-led Scarborough joint venture, with Alinta to offtake associated domestic gas supply through to the early 2030s. Alinta, which is owned by Singapore’s Sempcorp, said in a statement that the agreement enhances its ability to deliver “secure and dependable energy to West Australian households and businesses,…

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