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E.On’s change in strategy is too little, too late
The German giant’s massive restructuring plan is a desperate attempt to stave off disaster in the face of a rapidly changing energy landscape.
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East Timor ready to buy Sunrise stake to keep it onshore
The Timorese government has offered to buy Woodside Energy’s stake in the Greater Sunrise fields to make sure an LNG plant is built onshore.

East Oz pipelines for sale as LNG plants start up
Santos and Origin are expected to follow BG Group in selling pipelines connected to their Queensland LNG plants to reduce their capital exposure amid low commodity prices.

Malaysia’s Petronas unwavering in its LNG ambitions
Malaysia’s oil and gas giant is preparing to cut spending over the next two years, but LNG appears to be off the table.

North American companies make further cuts
With oil and gas prices refusing to make a significant recovery, companies in North America are expected to make big cuts to their 2015 capex plans.
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