Chevron pays nearly 500K to WA over Gorgon CCS

THE Western Australian state government will receive A$400,000 over the forward estimates from Chevron Corporation, as part of approval measures for its Gorgon carbon capture and storage facility on Barrow Island, according to Budget papers.

12 October 2020
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A state government spokesperson told Energy News the money is invoiced subject to clause 8(a)(i) of the Barrow Island Act 2003 Section 13 Ministerial Approval.

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