Australia’s Federal Court of Friday ruled that regulator National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management ...

The Federal Court of Australia upheld the validity of NOPSEMA's approval of the Scarborough EP, the final environmental ...

It is not for this court to adjudicate on the existential threat posed by climate change caused by anthropogenic CO2 emissions to the atmosphere'.

Court rules that NOPSEMA is not required under law to investigate gas company plans to reduce emissions on new projects even ...

A key union says it is aware of "significant failures" in Woodside's safety management at one of its offshore projects, days after the national regulator ordered it to suspend its decommissioning work ...

ExxonMobil will give up management of the Gippsland Basin joint venture after 56 years of production, with 1200 workers to transfer to Woodside.

Woodside welcomes the Federal Court's decision confirming the validity of the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority’s acceptance of the Scarborough Offshore ...

However, in July the Federal Court of Australia heard a legal challenge to offshore regulator National Offshore Petroleum ...

Woodside plans to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030 and to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Another element of ESG risk for E&Ps includes potential loss of field access due to poor community ...

Woodside did run into controversy in the early 2000s over a proposed hub at James Price Point, north of Broome, to process gas from the offshore Browse field. Many environmentalists and ...

Morgans analyst Adrian Prendergast maintained a Buy rating on Woodside Energy Group (WDS – Research Report) today and set a price target of A$33.00. The company’s shares opened today at A$26.86.