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| | ... business while MidOcean would acquire Origin's Integrated Gas business including a 27.5% interest in Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG). MidOcean will then on-sell a 2.49% interest in APLNG to ConocoPhillips. ConocoPhillips, already a 47.5% owner in APLNG ... |
| | | ... prominent Japanese investors are set to acquire a 10% stake in Woodside's controversial WA Scarborough liquid natural gas (LNG) project for US$880. The equal partners will function both as customers and collaborators, exploring new energy prospects. ... |
| | | ... the use of methane electrolysis (plasmalysis) technology in APAC. The technology allows for the conversion of natural gas, LNG, flare gas, and other hydrocarbons into hydrogen without releasing carbon dioxide or any other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. ... |
| | | ... South Korean energy company SK E&S of greenwashing. The company claimed it would produce "CO2-free" liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the $5.6bn Barossa gas project through carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, and "eco-friendly" blue hydrogen. ... |
| | | ... business while MidOcean would acquire Origin's Integrated Gas business including a 27.5% interest in Australia Pacific LNG (APLNG). MidOcean will then on-sell a 2.49% interest in APLNG to ConocoPhillips. ConocoPhillips, already a 47.5% owner in APLNG ... |
| | | ... privitise an electricity provider, as Brookfield and MidOcean Energy bid to take over Origin Energy. Brookfield and MidOcean, an LNG company formed and managed by EIG, have proposed to buy Origin energy at $9/share. Origin, Brookfield and MidOcean have ... |
| | | ... commodity structuring for Commonwealth Bank of Australia, head of commodity sales and structuring for Deutsche Bank Asia, and led LNG trading at Goldman Sachs. In his new role, Smith will manage ANZ's commodities sales and trading across five markets ... |
| | | ... challenged than domestic gas projects, a significant finding given three quarters of Australian gas is exported. In particular, LNG projects with scheduled production past the 2040s are likely to face a rapid decline in offshore demand. "As an industry ... |
| | | ... partnering comes in." Some of the costs of building infrastructure could be mitigated by retrofitting and adapting existing LNG pipeline, which is already permitted, has social license to operate and may incur a lower dollar cost to make fit for purpose ... |
| | | ... make available a full suite of industry decarbonisation pathways for five supply chains, including iron and steel; aluminium; LNG; other metals (copper, nickel, lithium); and chemicals, such as fertilisers and explosives. |
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