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The month in petroleum: March 2007

GOOD and bad news for Woodside and BHP’s US LNG plans; operator blamed for mud volcano; AGL and Origin go green; PNG juniors plan budget pipeline; Arrow and Central moot Australian GTL plants; Origin and AGL officially dump merger.

Sonya Neufeld
The month in petroleum: March 2007

US LNG looking good for Woodside, bad for BHP Woodside Petroleum and BHP Billiton continued to work hard to address environmental and safety concerns over their proposed offshore California liquefied...

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