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Un leader “intelligente nei conflitti”
LEADERSHIP In questi tempi turbolenti, imparare a gestire le controversie è fondamentale Peter T. Coleman Gli ultimi anni sono stati estenuanti per molte organizzazioni occidentali. I conflitti in seno alla società appaiono diffusi, con scontri su disuguaglianze razziali, di genere e di reddito, autoritarismo crescente, immigrazione, cambiamento climatico, per non contare le guerre combattute all’estero che contribuiscono a esacerbare le divisioni in una società sempre più polarizzata.
Transitioning from intrathecal bupivacaine to mepivacaine for same-day discharge total joint arthroplasty: a quality improvement study
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Perth USAsia - Embracing the Indo-Pacific? South Korea’s progress towards a regional strategy
By Kyle Springer on 03 December 2020 Indo-Pacific | Economic Integration In recent years, Korea and Australia have increased their economic engagement and their investment partnership has expanded. This has paved the way for closer business-to-business ties. Korean firms now view Australia as a reliable partner and their successful partnerships have encouraged Australian mining and energy companies to adopt an increasingly global outlook.
Opinion: Woodside will do its bit during crisis
Peter ColemanThe West Australian Wednesday, 1 April 2020 7:12AMPremium Subscribe to the West Australian Premium This article is available to subscribers who have digital access included in their subscription. Already a Subscriber? Subscribe now and get unlimited access to award-winning journalism from Western Australia’s biggest newsroom and across the state.
Premier must fix the EPA’s carbon emission’s mess
WA’s independent environmental adviser — the Environmental Protection Authority — has said that from now on, it will advise the State Government to not accept any new industrial projects that do not reduce or offset their greenhouse gas emissions to zero. Let’s be clear about why this is terrible policy and why it needs to be clearly rejected by the Government. First, this approach lets down anyone who cares about seeing the world reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
Message from Woodside CEO Peter Coleman
The expansion plans that Woodside has announced this year will make a major contribution to Western Australia’s economic and energy security for decades to come. We propose to build a regional LNG hub to bring new offshore gas resources through the existing Pluto LNG Plant and the North West Shelf Project’s Karratha Gas Plant, extending the life of these facilities on the Burrup Peninsula.
Govt seeks World Heritage listing for Burrup
The state government has formally commenced seeking a UNESCO World Heritage listing of the Burrup Peninsula, which is home to some of WA’s largest industrial facilities and signalled any new projects will need to meet the highest environmental standards. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Cushman & Wakefield to manage Woodside HQ
International real estate services company Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed as facility manager of the new Woodside headquarters in Perth, with former Knight Frank director Bret Madden brought on to lead the on-site team. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Woodside lifts half-year profit
Woodside Petroleum has reported a six per cent increase in first-half net profit and raised its 2018 production outlook after strong performances from its Wheatstone and Pluto LNG projects. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
$25m mercury waste plant opens
Contract Resources has today opened its new $25 million mercury waste treatment facility in Karratha, months after a Dutch company announced it was starting construction of a similar plant in Kwinana.
Woodside lifts Q2 revenue 20%
Woodside Petroleum said on Thursday that revenue in the second quarter rose 20 per cent, helped by the ramp-up of the Wheatstone liquefied natural gas (LNG) project and higher oil prices. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Woodside expansion comes with promise of jobs growth for Karratha
When the Woodside-operated North West Shelf Project shipped its first LNG export cargo back in 1989, the people of Karratha turned out for a celebration on the town oval, with a barbecue, live music and dancing well into the night. It was a huge milestone for our company — and for the community. Then prime minister Bob Hawke joined the Perth celebrations of the birth of a brand new export for Australia, which would over the years contribute billions of dollars to Commonwealth and State finances.
Govt backs controversial Fifo camp
The state government has backed plans for a 700-bed workers camp at Karratha, despite opposition from the local community, after Woodside Petroleum launched a web site that is meant to boost local employment. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Major scrutiny for new WA Labor candidate
The background of WA Labor's latest candidate for Darling Range has been extensively scrutinised, the premier says, after the party's last MP and a parliamentary hopeful for the state seat proved to be embarrassments.
Labor picks Woodside manager for Darling Range
The background of WA Labor's latest candidate for Darling Range has been extensively scrutinised, the premier says, after the party's last MP and a parliamentary hopeful for the state seat proved to be embarrassments. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Company tax cut benefit blindingly obvious: Chaney
Woodside Petroleum chairman Michael Chaney has said there’s a risk that major energy players may be dissuaded from investing into Western Australia if company tax reform is nixed, as the business closes in on a tolling deal for gas from the Browse field. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Woodside Wheatstone train above capacity
Woodside Petroleum’s first production train at its Wheatstone LNG project has surpassed its nameplate capacity, with the company announcing a revenue increase of nearly 20 per cent for the quarter. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Scarborough JV alignment strengthened: Woodside
Woodside Petroleum has taken a small step on the potential Scarborough LNG project, signing an agreement with co-owner BHP Billiton to become the operator of any future development and granting the miner an option to increase its share of the project by 10 per cent. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Sunrise treaty to be signed in March
The Woodside Petroleum-led Greater Sunrise gas project is a step closer to going ahead after the federal government reach an agreement with Timor Leste about revenue sharing, more than 40 years after it was originally discovered. Login below or For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month. To read more, pleasebelow or Subscribe For first time subscribers, our monthly payment starts at $1 + GST for the first month.
Woodside raising $2.5b for acquisition
Woodside Petroleum has announced a $2.5 billion rights share raising after agreeing to buy an additional 50 per cent stake in the Scarborough gas field, off the WA Coast. To read more, please Login or Register below
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Woodside output falls, LNG tipped to rise
Woodside Petroleum's total full-year production has dropped 11.1 per cent, but the company expects a significant increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) output throughout 2018. To read more, please Login or Register below
Shell quits entire Woodside stake
Royal Dutch Shell has sold its entire shareholding in Woodside Petroleum for $3.5 billion, after strong demand from institutional investors prompted the energy giant to upsize its previously announced sell-down. Shell sold 111.8 million shares at a price of $31.10, representing 13.28 per cent of the issued share capital of Woodside. This comes after Shell announced yesterday an agreement to sell an 8.5 per cent stake in Woodside for $2.2 billion. To read more, please Login or Register below
Woodside's production, revenue falls
Energy giant Woodside Petroleum has posted a fall in third-quarter production following scheduled maintenance and a lower share of pipeline gas from the North West Shelf. The company produced 20.3 million barrels of oil equivalent in the three months to September 30, down from 25.2mmboe a year earlier. Total sales revenue fell 7.5 per cent to $US914 million in the quarter, compared to $US988 million in the prior corresponding period. To read more, please Login or Register below
Woodside lifts payout as profit grows
Woodside Petroleum has boosted its shareholder payout after stronger oil and gas prices and a steady reduction in costs contributed to a sharp lift in its half-year profit. The energy giant's net profit in the six months to June 30 was up 49 per cent from a year earlier to $US507 million ($A648 million), even as revenue declined 4 per cent to $US1.87 billion ($A2.39 billion) due to lower sales volumes.
Woodside's production drops
Energy giant Woodside Petroleum has posted a 6.6 per cent fall in second quarter production following outages at some of its facilities and lower share of pipeline gas from the North West Shelf. The company produced 20.7 million barrels of oil equivalent in the three months to June 30, down from 22.2mboe a year earlier. Total sales revenue rose 5.1 per cent to $US867 million in the quarter on higher realised prices, despite a 4 per cent decline in sales volumes to 20.29mboe.
Woodside Petroleum : 03.07.2017 Opinion - GST Carve-Up Must Reward States that Develop Resources | 4-Traders
This opinion piece was originally published first on www.theaustralian.com.au As the Productivity Commission reviews the GST formula, it is encouraging that federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has already shown he understands one of the system's weaknesses. Mr Morrison said last week that jurisdictions that make the most of their natural resources should be rewarded with a greater share of the GST, rather than penalised. I couldn't agree more.
Woodside struck by delay in Senegal development
Woodside Petroleum's joint venture partner at the SNE oilfield offshore Senegal, FAR, has declined to support a transition for the energy giant to eventually take over as operator of the operation. Woodside acquired ConocoPhillips' 35 per cent stake in the block last year as part of a $460 million acquisition, and shares ownership with junior Australian explorer FAR, Britain's Cairn Energy, and Senegal's state-owned Petrosen.
Woodside secures LNG deal in Indonesia
Energy giant Woodside Petroleum has inked an agreement for the supply of liquefied natural gas to an Indonesian government-owned enterprise. Perth-based Woodside will supply LNG to PT Pertamina from 2019, with initial quantities ramping up to about 600,000 tonnes per annum from 2022 to 2034, with the option to increase that output to 1.1mtpa from 2024 to 2038. Pertamina is an oil and gas company owned by the Indonesian government. To read more, please Login or Register below
Woodside puts near-term focus on cashflow
Woodside Petroleum plans to boost cash flow through expansion of existing projects over the next few years and has ruled out investment in any major greenfield projects in the near term. "At a time when large greenfield projects are challenging, Woodside is preparing to capture new value from low-cost brownfield developments," chief executive Peter Coleman said in an investor briefing. "We see further upside potential from lower capital intensity and quicker-to-market opportunities".
Woodside bullish on Browse
Woodside Petroleum managing director Peter Coleman has sketched out plans to convert the two LNG plants on the Burrup Peninsula into an integrated processing hub that would take gas from the Browse Basin and other undeveloped fields off the Western Australian coast. Mr Coleman told journalists today he was more optimistic now about the future of the North West Shelf and Browse than he had been for some time.
Miners told to lift local support
Premier Mark McGowan has gently chided the mining and energy sector, saying it needs to lift support for local manufacturing, apprentice training and local employment. Speaking at a Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia function, Mr McGowan praised the industry’s contribution to the state but said there was a lot of hostility in the community over its lack of support for the broader economy. “I urge the industry here to understand that argument,” he said.
Woodside revenue hit by lower production
Energy giant Woodside Petroleum has reported a drop in first-quarter revenue, hurt by lower production and inventory build as a result of the timing of liquefied natural gas sales. Total sales revenue dropped 11.2 per cent to $US895 million ($A1.2 billion) in the three months to March 31, from $US1.01 billion in the fourth quarter of 2016, and down 8.8 per cent from the 2016 March quarter's $US982.4 million.
Gas demand a blue sky opportunity for Woodside
Woodside Petroleum’s February launch of a new supply ship that can use liquefied natural gas as a fuel is an early move in what could be a larger focus on driving new market demand. The vessel, the Siem Thiima, is one of very few ships in the Southern Hemisphere that can run on both diesel and LNG. By comparison, about 200 LNG-powered vessels operate in the Northern Hemisphere, with about the same number currently under construction. To read more, please Login or Register below
Coleman receives $3m in Woodside shares
Woodside Petroleum boss Peter Coleman has received $2.9 million worth of shares in the Perth-based energy giant as part of what appears to be a short-term incentive under his executive employment terms. Mr Coleman received 96,450 shares at a value of $31.09 each. The shares were allocated to him, and as such it was not an acquisition of shares.
Woodside cuts CEO pay after first strike
Woodside Petroleum's boss received lower pay in 2016 despite the energy giant posting a surge in profitability, after the company restructured executive pay following a shareholder vote. Chief executive Peter Coleman's total remuneration of $US6.7 million ($A8.7 million) for the year ending December 31, 2016, was nearly $US850,000 less than the previous year's $US7.5 million.
Woodside profit jumps but oil prices weigh
Woodside Petroleum has posted a sharp rebound in profitability as it avoided large writedowns that had weighed down its results a year earlier. Australia's largest oil and gas producer reported a headline full-year profit of $US868 million ($A1.1 billion) for 2016 - a turnaround from 2015, when it posted a profit of just $US26 million after impairments of $US1.1 billion.
Goyder to chair Woodside
Outgoing Wesfarmers boss Richard Goyder has been revealed as successor to Michael Chaney as chairman of energy giant Woodside Petroleum, a week after we was named the next chairman of the AFL. Mr Goyder, who announced his resignation as managing director of conglomerate Wesfarmers last week, will join Woodside’s board in August as an independent non-executive director and chairman-elect, with Mr Chaney to retire as chairman at the company’s AGM in April 2018.
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