Woodside shuts down Pluto LNG plant

Australian LNG player Woodside has shut down its Pluto liquefied natural gas export plant in Western Australia. “On Monday, Woodside safely shut down the Pluto LNG facility due to a fault in the Pluto control system,” a Woodside spokesperson told LNG Prime on Tuesday. The unplanned event is under investigation. “To maintain safety at the…

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