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Woodside and East Timor plan to start Greater Sunrise LNG exports by 2035

By LNG Prime Staff
Woodside and East Timor plan to start Greater Sunrise LNG exports by 2035
For illustration only (Image: Woodside)

Australian LNG player Woodside and the government of East Timor (Timor-Leste) plan to start LNG exports from a Timor-based facility which will liquefy natural gas from the Greater Sunrise gas fields as early as 2032-2035.

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