And today members of the Vic govt's Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee got down into the weeds of the plan when representatives from some of the key players appeared at a public hearing.

The committee's investigating what's needed to decommission the region and today were presented with a multitude of views from the likes of ExxonMobil Australia, Woodside, NOPSEMA and the MUA.

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Vic govt inquiry dives into the weeds of Bass Strait decom program

Committee hears from Woodside, ExxonMobil, MUA and NOPSEMA

Russell Yeo
Vic govt inquiry dives into the weeds of Bass Strait decom program

Credits: Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee

Representatives from some of the key players involved in the decommissioning of ageing oil and gas infrastructure in waters off Victorian have appeared today at a government inquiry.  The Legislative...

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