Tropical Cyclone Narelle has been downgraded after crossing WA’s coastline as a category three system, but emergency warnings remain in place as residents told there’s still a threat to lives and ...
Output at three LNG plants has been curtailed, tightening supplies for mainly Asian buyers at a fragile moment for the global gas market Read more at The Business Times.
A "devastating" cyclone has torn through coastal towns, leaving homes destroyed, power out and shell-shocked residents ...
Major gas infrastructure hit by outages as weather system continues south-east ...
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle further disrupted production at two of Australia's biggest liquefied natural gas plants on Saturday as the storm system weakened in the country's northwest.
Gas giants Woodside, Santos and Chevron confirm they have suffered production outages at its gas as a result of Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle.
Gorgon is Australia's largest LNG export facility, producing 15.6 million tonnes a year with three processing trains, while the smaller Wheatstone consists of two trains producing 8.9 million tonnes.
Aussies in a series of isolated coastal towns have been covered in a layer of red dust while being battered by a destructive cyclone.
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