Woodside Energy has pressed go on the Louisiana investment set to make it a “global LNG powerhouse”. Not bad for the oil and gas start-up named after a Victorian Bass Strait town seven decades ago.
Yet Woodside couldn’t get a timely pre-election regulatory rollover of its brownfield North West Shelf project that is left dangling and exposed to a new parliament where the Greens may have more say.
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