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WA government moves to extend NWS operations by 25 years

Will allow for future development and third party tolling

Paul Hunt
WA government moves to extend NWS operations by 25 years

  Woodside as operator of the venture alongside Shell, BHP, BP, Chevron and MIMI, first signed the state agreement in 1979, allowing gas and condensate to be produced from offshore fields in the Carnarvon...

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