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Senex Energy Ltd., Asia’s worst gas exploration stock in the past year, is rebounding after Chevron Corp.’s investment in an Australian shale competitor stoked optimism that it may be the next target.
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Senex Energy Ltd., an explorer developing coal-seam gas resources in Australia’s Queensland state, said it is in talks with companies interested in buying the assets, becoming a partner or reaching a supply deal.
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Woodside Petroleum Ltd. , Australia’s second-largest oil and gas producer, had an estimate of liquefied natural gas production at its Pluto venture cut 19 percent by JPMorgan Chase & Co., due to strikes at the project.
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PetroChina Co., Asia’s biggest oil producer, agreed to pay BHP Billiton Ltd. $1.63 billion for its holding in Woodside Petroleum Ltd.’s proposed Browse liquefied 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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Buru Energy Ltd., the second-best performer on Australia’s energy index this year, is targeting as many as 20 oil prospects in the country’s northwest, seeking to repeat the first major discovery in the area since the 1980s.
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Santos Ltd. , Australia’s third- largest oil and gas producer, is expected to commit to a $16 billion liquefied natural gas project in Queensland state, following rival BG Group Plc, analysts said.
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Woodside Petroleum Ltd. , Australia’s second-biggest oil and gas producer, said sales rose 48 percent in the second quarter and it “continues to ramp up” efforts to find gas to expand a liquefied natural gas project.
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Japan’s Mitsubishi Corp. and Mitsui & Co. or China may be interested in buying part of Royal Dutch Shell Plc’s remaining 24 percent stake in Australia’s Woodside Petroleum Ltd., according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Oil Search Ltd. , a partner in Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $15 billion liquefied natural gas project in Papua New Guinea, expects to undergo “a complete metamorphosis” in the next five years after a review of expansion opportunities.
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