Woodside and Korea Gas Corp. (KOGAS) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that renews a 2011 partnership for developing future business arrangements, joint technology studies and more, according to an April 11 press release.
Peter Coleman, CEO of Woodside, and Lee Seung-Hoon, president and CEO of KOGAS, signed the MoU in Perth, Australia, that day. Coleman said that KOGAS’ capabilities and technological innovations for LNG are world-class and complementary to Woodside’s business.
Woodside currently supplies LNG to KOGAS, with LNG primarily sourced from Pluto LNG.
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