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Supply side debate "a lot of noise"

WOODSIDE Petroleum boss Peter Coleman says concerns that new supplies of LNG coming into the Asian market are "a lot of noise".

James McGrath

Hosting an earnings call yesterday, Coleman said he wasn't particularly worried about the slew of US and North American projects seeming to gain momentum in recent times, saying that Woodside had factored...

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