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Chevron's $6bn Jansz-Io subsea works get NOPSEMA approvals

The long-awaited project aiming to maintain gas supply finally gets NOPSEMA approval

Jansz-Io compression project. Credit: Chevron

Chevron has been given the green light to install a subsea compression station and associated infrastructure in the Jansz–Io gas fields, 200 kilometres off the northwest coast of Western Australia, by...

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