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Prelude secured

SHELL has connected all 16 mooring lines of its Prelude floating LNG vessel in the Browse Basin amid a raft of project updates at SEAAOC last week, which indicated there would be plenty of supply chain work to come across northern Australia and further north.

Prelude.

Prelude.

Shell Australia vice-president Prelude David Bird announced that 16 mooring chains were securing Prelude to the sea floor, making it a permanent part of the region for many years to come. The 488m-long,...

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