Woodside is a global energy company founded in Australia.
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Woodside says it established the liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry in Australia 35 years ago and today supplies a growing base of customers.
Woodside's global portfolio includes oil and gas assets and interests in Australia, Gulf of Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago, Senegal, Timor-Leste, Canada, Barbados.
Woodside Energy and PEMEX have signed an MoU to assess additional deepwater exploration and production opportunities in Mexico while advancing the $7.2-billion Trion development...
bp will assume full ownership and operatorship of the 3.5-Tcf Calypso gas project offshore Trinidad and Tobago through its acquisition of Woodside's 70% stake in the deepwater...
Strong production performance at the deepwater Sangomar oil field offshore Senegal is prompting Woodside Energy and its partners to evaluate a second-phase development targeting...
The company’s teams worked with TechnipFMC crews onboard the Deep Orient vessel during the campaign, which lasted a year, including subsequent recycling onshore.
Woodside’s latest quarterly update highlights new project momentum in Australia and the Gulf of Mexico, from fresh FIDs and ongoing drilling to major decommissioning wins and ...
The McDermott-designed FPU, commissioned by Woodside Energy, is one of the largest semisubmersibles ever built. It will export gas from 21 wells on the Scarborough Field to the...
Woodside Energy spent about $325 million on decommissioning activities offshore Australia during the first half of this year, the company said in its latest results update.
Woodside Energy says the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) has agreed to dismiss its challenge to an environmental approval for the Scarborough gas-condensate field development...
Argeo has signed a contract with Woodside Energy to execute the 2024 AUV geophysical survey for the deepwater Calypso Field offshore Trinidad and Tobago.
Woodside has opted not to sell its interests in the Macedon and Pyrenees fields offshore Western Australia, following discussions with Jadestone Energy.
Woodside and Transocean teams have been using the Vessel Operability Planning Service (VOPS) during operations offshore Australia and in the US Gulf of Mexico.
The plan enables the development of the Scarborough Field, expected to produce up to 8 MMtonnes of LNG annually, with first cargo targeted for late 2026.
Woodside is actively decommissioning older offshore assets, addressing safety issues and planning platform removals, while also progressing new exploration and development projects...
