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Energy & Climate March 29, 2026 321 stories in this edition

Australia’s Karratha LNG plant closed after cyclone amid fuel shortages

SCMP Asia / Asia / 1m ago / Agence France-Presse
Australia’s Karratha LNG plant closed after cyclone amid fuel shortages

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At least one of the world’s largest LNG plants remained closed on Sunday after a cyclone knocked out power to thousands of people in Western Australia. The outages were restricting already stretched fuel supplies caused by the war in the Middle East. Woodside Energy, which processes fuel from one of the world’s biggest offshore gas operations, said on Sunday that its Karratha plant remained offline. “We have commence...

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At least one of the world’s largest LNG plants remained closed on Sunday after a cyclone knocked out power to thousands of people in Western Australia. The outages were restricting already stretched fuel supplies caused...

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