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#DamenShipyards and #ChomexMarino team up to build two next-generation #OffshoreSupportTugs for #WoodsideEnergy. The OST 120 vessels will boost deepwater operations in the #GulfofMexico with advanced design and Mexican crew integration.

Enerji Günlüğü - BOTAŞ, Cenevre merkezli enerji şirketi Mercuria şirketinden her yıl yaklaşık 4 milyar metreküp olmak üzere 20 yılda toplam 70 milyar metreküp LNG satın alacak.

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Investing.com -- Woodside (OTC:WOPEY) Energy could retain as much as 80% of the holding company for its $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project in the U.S. as it continues discussions with potential partners, including Saudi Arabian Oil Co., known as Aramco (TADAWUL:2222). Chief Executive Meg O’Neill said in an interview that Woodside aims to sell 20%-30% of Louisiana LNG, which it acquired through the $900 million takeover of Tellurian (NYSE:TELL) last year. The company has been in negotiations for months and decided in April to approve construction of the project before finalizing any sell-down of the holding company. "We’re in no rush," O’Neill stated. "We’ll be disciplined." Woodside’s patient approach is partly due to an earlier $5.7 billion deal with Stonepeak, which purchased a 40% interest in the entity that owns infrastructure supporting Louisiana LNG. Under this agreement, Stonepeak’s contribution would come early, supporting 75% of capital expenditure on the project this year and in 2026. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

Investing.com-- Australia’s Woodside Energy Ltd (ASX:WDS) clocked a sharp drop in its first-half profit on Tuesday, as it grappled with lower realized oil prices and depreciation costs in a Senegal project. Woodside’s underlying net profit after tax for the first six months of 2025 fell 24% to $1.25 billion, in line with market estimates. The company saw a lower realized price on oil in the first half, especially as spot oil prices tumbled on concerns over higher OPEC+ production, weaker demand, and uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs. Woodside (OTC:WOPEY) realized an average price of $61.8 per barrel, down from $62.6 per barrel a year ago. Woodside’s margins were also pressured by depreciation and amortization costs at its Sangomar project in Senegal, which amounted to $773 million. Still, Woodside’s operating revenue rose 10% to $6.59 billion, with the Sangomar project adding nearly $1 billion to revenue. The company declared an interim dividend of 53 cents per share, lower than the 69 cents from a year ago. Woodside signaled that it was continuing to seek sell-downs of its $17.5 billion LNG project in Louisiana, and that it had received “strong interest from high-quality potential partners” for the project. The company in June said U.S. investment house Stonepeak will invest $5.7 billion in Louisiana LNG. Woodside’s shares fell 1.6% in Sydney trade, while the broader ASX 200 index shed 0.7%.

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Enerji Günlüğü - Woodside Energy, Dünyanın en büyük sıvılaştırılmış doğal gaz tesislerinden biri olan Karratha Sıvılaştırılmış Doğal Gaz Tesisi'ni (LNG) genişletmek için federal hükümetten onay aldı.