Woodside preparing to restart Pluto LNG plant

Australian LNG player Woodside said on Wednesday it has started preparation to restart the Pluto liquefied natural gas export plant in Western Australia. “On Tuesday, we commenced preparation to safely restart the facility,” a Woodside spokesperson told LNG Prime. The spokesperson did not provide further details. On Monday, Woodside shut down the Pluto LNG facility…

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