East Timor Plans Gas Plant Study Amid Woodside Clash
This article is for subscribers only.
East Timor plans to spend $3 million studying the option of building a plant in the country to process gas from the Sunrise project operated by Australia’s Woodside Petroleum Ltd., Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao said.
The Southeast Asian nation has already commissioned a report which found that a pipeline stretching from the Sunrise gas fields to East Timor’s shores was “technically feasible,” Gusmao said in a budget speech e-mailed to Bloomberg today.