A key ownership change has emerged at one of Australia’s largest undeveloped gas projects, signaling fresh momentum as stakeholders continue working through the next phase of development.
Australia’s LNG industry says soaring prices tied to the Iran war have created a rare export opportunity, but executives warn regulatory hurdles and investment uncertainty could stall future growth.
Australia will not impose LNG export restrictions this winter after major exporters assured the government there will be enough gas supply for domestic east coast markets.
Union talks at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG facility in Australia entered a critical final stage as workers warned strike action could disrupt LNG supplies to Asian markets.
Woodside Energy’s delayed Browse LNG project in Australia is now estimated to cost $35 billion as the company awaits key environmental approvals.
Australia will require east coast LNG exporters to reserve 20% of gas for the domestic market under a major policy shift aimed at easing supply shortages and lowering energy prices.
Woodside is facing challenges securing long-term LNG buyers for its Louisiana export project, as pricing pressures test demand for new U.S. supply.
Amplitude Energy has signed a binding agreement to supply approximately 20 petajoules of gas to AGL Energy from its East Coast Supply Project. The deal, set to begin in 2028, reflects tightening supply conditions, with pricing linked to oil benchmarks.
Workers at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG plant are voting on a new deal, with a potential strike adding fresh supply risk to an already tight global LNG market.
Chevron has restored domestic gas supply in Western Australia as its Wheatstone LNG facility ramps back up following cyclone damage, with output recovering but repairs still ongoing.
Jemena has made its Eastern Gas Pipeline bi-directional, increasing flexibility and capacity to move gas into southern Australia ahead of forecast supply shortages.
New Zealand’s proposed LNG import terminal faces growing uncertainty as officials weigh whether the project’s economics justify moving forward amid shifting energy market conditions.
Woodside plans to resubmit its Browse carbon capture project under updated Australian rules, a key step in managing emissions tied to LNG development.
LNG production disruptions at major Australian facilities continue after Cyclone Narelle, adding pressure to an already tight global supply market.
A cyclone in Western Australia has disrupted major LNG export facilities, adding to global supply pressures already strained by Middle East disruptions.
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