On November 29, Gu Longhui reported that Meg O'Neill, the CEO of Australian oil & gas company Woodside Energy, stated that several partners are expected to be involved when providing financial support for the usa project in the first quarter of 2025 for its liquefied natural gas (LNG) development in Louisiana. Woodside is seeking to sell a 50% stake in the Louisiana LNG project, which it wholly owns after acquiring developer Tellurian Inc for $1.2 billion last October. The facilities along the usa Gulf Coast can convert up to 27.7 million tons of usa shale gas into liquefied natural gas annually. O'Neill mentioned that the company has held talks with usa natural gas producers, traditional LNG buyers who hold stakes in the project, and infrastructure investors seeking stable long-term income. An announcement regarding the new project partners will be made no later than the final investment decision.