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Chevron Corp., the second-largest U.S. oil company, said it’s in talks with customers to sell more liquefied natural gas from its Gorgon project in Australia and to boost the amount sold under long-term contracts.
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InterOil Corp., the natural gas explorer in the South Pacific that’s seeking a partner for its biggest project, may attract an acquirer instead after its founder retired this week.
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Apache Corp. will start its gas plant at Varanus Island today after production was halted by a tropical cyclone that also flooded the site of Chevron Corp.’s Gorgon project off Western Australia.
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Rio Tinto Group’s mines in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, and other businesses, escaped mostly unscathed when Tropical Cyclone Lua, the biggest storm of the year, moved through the area two days ago.
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The carbon capture project linked to Chevron Corp.’s Gorgon liquefied natural gas project off the northwest coast of Australia is on track to begin injections in 2015, Australian energy minister Martin Ferguson said.
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Apache Corp . halted gas production from Varanus Island and Chevron Corp . suspended construction at the A$43 billion ($43 billion) Gorgon project in Western Australia because of Tropical Cyclone Carlos.
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A tropical cyclone that forced oil and mining companies to suspend projects in Western Australia is expected to intensify today as it moves west along the Pilbara coast, the country’s Bureau of Meteorology said.
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Chevron Corp. , the second-largest U.S. energy company, said Royal Dutch Shell Plc agreed to acquire a stake in its proposed A$20 billion ($21 billion) Wheatstone natural gas project in Western Australia.
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Chevron Corp. said it aims to supply China’s largest oil company with liquefied natural gas from its proposed Wheatstone project in Australia, the nation at the center of the U.S. energy producer’s growth plans.
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Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. fell the most in almost a year after agreeing to buy Shaw Group Inc. for about $3 billion as the energy construction and engineering company expands its nuclear building services.
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