Woodside gets environemntal nod for NWS extension project

Australian LNG player Woodside and its partners in the North West Shelf joint venture have received environmental approval from the Western Australian government for the North West Shelf project extension. After six years of assessment and appeals, this is a “critical” step in the approvals process to underpin the ongoing operation of the North West…

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