News
26 March 2020

Australian LNG projects likely to be delayed, says Wood Mackenzie

In:
Oil & gas
Region:
Asia-Pacific

The global sweep of Covid-19 and the resultant fall in oil prices is likely to delay Australia’s next wave of liquefied natural gas projects, advisory firm Wood Mackenzie said.Oil and gas major Santos has already said that the final investment decisions on its Barossa and the Papua New Guinea...

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