Australia's North West Shelf LNG: the clock is ticking for backfill
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- A commercially complex project requires backfill
- The value proposition: the rationale for keeping the NWS full
- The opportunity: who can take advantage and when?
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How will it play out?
- Opportunity 1: small scale developments (2022-2027)
- Opportunity 2: large scale developments (post-2025)
- Scarborough – the upstream supply for Pluto expansion or NWS backfill?
- Scarborough to NWS vs Pluto: how do the projects compare?
- Browse: the leading NWS backfill project
- M&A – collaboration in Australia’s oil and gas sector
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Appendix
- Appendix 1 - economic assumptions and results
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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NWS operating cost per BOE, assuming no backfillPossible NWS LNG train shutdown scheduleWindows of opportunity: NWS production profile
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Carnarvon basinNWS LNG production profile Woodside shareWoodside share including Chevron interest
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