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Do lower emissions mean lower dividends for Woodside shareholders?

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Woodside and Greening Australia

Woodside and Greening Australia

Yesterday CEO Meg O'Neill committed to spending US$5 billion on clean energy by 2030, mostly in hydrogen and ammonia and a solar thermal plant in California. Traditional solar and wind remain off the table,...

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