LNG

Woodside admits LNG still needs to 'earn its place' in world's low-carbon future

Increased focus on combating climate change means LNG needs to be both low carbon and cost competitive to reach net-zero goals

Call for LNG to earn its place: Woodside’s executive vice president of development and marketing, Meg O’Neill
Call for LNG to earn its place: Woodside’s executive vice president of development and marketing, Meg O’NeillPhoto: JOSH LEWIS/UPSTREAM
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Meg O’NeillWestern AustraliaScarboroughAustraliaWoodside
Published 10 March 2021, 23:25Updated 10 March 2021, 23:25