Woodside’s $17.5 Billion Louisiana LNG Bet Hits a Buyer Snag
Woodside Energy is struggling to secure buyers for LNG from its planned Louisiana export plant due to liquefaction fees above U.S. market rates, sources told Reuters. The company has signed only one long-term sales deal so far. Woodside shares closed down 1.28% in Sydney on Friday, despite a first-quarter revenue beat. The Louisiana LNG project was 24% complete at the end of March and targets first cargo in 2029.