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Tue, 29 June 2010
Wood Group has been selected by Chevron Global Upstream and Gas to provide operations support services for the Wheatstone LNG Development, located offshore Western Australia.
Wood Group’s consultancy company ODL will provide plant operations works, maintenance and instrumentation/electrical systems consulting services.
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The Wheatstone LNG Development will have a capacity of up to 10 million tonnes per annum. A 250 million cubic feet per day onshore domestic gas plant at Ashburton North, Western Australia will provide commercial domestic gas to the local market with production expected to commence in 2015.
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A schematic of the Wheatstone LNG Development.
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