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Australia's offshore dismantling boom: specialists in high demand

Aging oil and gas infrastructure faces decommissioning across the nation

Australia's offshore dismantling boom: specialists in high demand

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The Australian government has started sounding out specialists to tackle the decommissioning of more than 200 pieces of aging oil and gas infrastructure, all set for the scrapheap this year. The Department...

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