Woodside Energy reviews its Texas blue ammonia plant acquisition for potential sale, contrasting with CF Industries starting construction on a similar Louisiana project. Both initiatives target low-ca
Woodside Energy places its US low-carbon ammonia project under strategic review and cancels a $5 billion clean energy investment by 2030, citing slower market development for hydrogen and ammonia comp
Woodside Energy acquired PetroChina's 10.67% stake in the Browse LNG project for $225 million to block Inpex Corp.'s entry. This secures gas routing to Woodside's North West Shelf facility while advan
Woodside Energy acquired PetroChina's 10.67% stake in the Browse gas fields for $225 million plus contingent payments, raising its interest to 41.27%. The transaction blocks a competing deal with INPE
Strikes at Australian LNG facilities operated by Woodside and Inpex threaten export supplies due to wage disputes. The potential disruption adds supply risks for Asian buyers amidst ongoing Middle Eas
HESTA voted against Woodside Energy CEO Liz Westcott's A$14.8 million pay package and two directors, citing excessive incentives and climate transition risks. US fund CalPERS also opposed the remunera
Woodside Energy has officially taken over OCI's 1.1-million-ton-per-year ammonia facility in Texas, aiming to double US export capacity. While regular production started, low-carbon ammonia output is
Woodside Energy acquired a US low-carbon ammonia facility from OCI Global with 1.1 million metric tons/year capacity. Production faces delays until after 2026.
Woodside reports low-carbon ammonia demand lags despite high conventional prices. The project's second phase producing low-carbon ammonia is expected once hydrogen from Linde is supplied.
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