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Woodside CEO: too expensive to make deep cuts to carbon emissions

Summary by Australian Financial Review
Meg O’Neill said investments in carbon capture to cut emissions at LNG plants were still $US200-$US500 a tonne, too high to be worthwhile for shareholders.

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Woodside CEO: too expensive to make deep cuts to carbon emissions

Meg O’Neill said investments in carbon capture to cut emissions at LNG plants were still $US200-$US500 a tonne, too high to be worthwhile for shareholders.

·Sydney, Australia
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Coal-to-gas switching in Asia difficult to prove, Woodside CEO says « Carbon Pulse

Woodside Energy CEO Meg O’Neill has acknowledged it is difficult to prove that its cargoes of its LNG are displacing coal-fired power plants in Asia, despite it being a key talking point to justify the company’s growth strategy for years.

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