Scarborough trunkline in place as Woodside eyes 2026 start for major gas project

Woodside Energy has reached a key milestone in its Scarborough Gas Project with the successful installation of a 433-kilometre trunkline connecting the offshore Scarborough field to the onshore Pluto LNG plant in Karratha.

The intricate task, which spanned nearly a year, involved specialised vessels and expert teams working in challenging offshore conditions to lay the extensive pipeline. This achievement pushes Woodside closer to its goal of delivering the first LNG cargo from the project by 2026.

With over two-thirds of the Scarborough Project finished, the development is expected to deliver up to 225 terajoules of domestic gas per day to the Western Australian market, offering a reliable and lower-carbon energy option. The project is projected to contribute more than $50 billion to Australia’s economy, create over 3000 jobs during construction, and support around 600 ongoing roles during its operation.

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