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Woodside sees big interest in Driftwood LNG stake sale

By LNG Prime Staff
Woodside sees big interest in Driftwood LNG stake sale
Driftwood LNG site at the end of July 2024 (Image: Tellurian)

Australian LNG player Woodside sees big interest from firms to sell equity in Tellurian’s Driftwood LNG export project in Louisiana it recently agreed to buy, according to Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill. Woodside announced on July 22 it has entered into a definitive deal to buy Tellurian. The company said the consideration for the transaction is an all-cash…

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