Last
week
Secretary
of
State
Agio
Pereira
said
Woodside’s
operations
on
Greater
Sunrise
had
been
suspended
since
talks
between
Dili
and
the
Australian
company
stalled
over
Woodside’s
preferred
development
concept
for
the
field.
Woodside
wants
to
use
floating
liquefied
natural
gas
technology
to
bring
the
field
on
stream
but
the
government
has
instead
insisted
that
the
company
should
build
a
pipeline
to
process
the
gas
onshore,
a
move
Woodside
argues
would
cost
A$5
billion
(US$5
billion)
more
than
its
FLNG
concept.
Pereira
said
last
week
that,
for
the
time
being,
Woodside
would
be…
