Located in Western Australia, Australia, the North West Shelf LNG liquefaction terminal is operated by Woodside Energy Group. According to GlobalData, who tracks more than 1,100 active and developing LNG terminals worldwide, the terminal started operations in 1989 and is owned by Woodside Energy Group, BP, Chevron, Shell, Mitsubishi, and Mitsui. Buy the profile here.
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The North West Shelf LNG liquefaction terminal sources gas from the following fields - Browse, Clio, Clio-Acme, Equus, North West Shelf Venture, Okha Complex, and Waitsia
With five trains, the North West Shelf terminal has an LNG production capacity of 16.9Mtpa (million tons per annum), which is expected to remain the same as 16.9Mtpa by 2030.
Approximately 53.02% of the installed capacity is committed through long-term contracts, which amounts equates to 8.96Mtpa.
About Woodside Energy Group
Woodside Energy Group Ltd (Woodside), formerly Woodside Petroleum Ltd, is an independent oil and gas company that explores, develops, produces, and supplies energy. The company explores and produces oil and gas from a portfolio of facilities in association with some of the world’s major oil and gas companies. The company operates liquefied natural gas trains, offshore gas platforms, and oil floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels. Woodside also operates a network of subsea and pipeline infrastructure in Australian waters. Woodside maintains international exploration assets in Asia Pacific, Africa, the Americas and Europe. Woodside is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, Australia.
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