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Woodside Energy Talks Up Australia CCS Efforts at AOG

IEA study finds oil and gas industry methane emissions declining

Colin Sandell-Hay

Woodside Energy

Woodside Energy

One of the most common phrases issued on day one of the AOG Energy 2024 conference in Perth this week has been "there will be no net zero without carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS)." And...

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