Stephen Stapczynski

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ruth Liao |Eva Brendel |Stephen Stapczynski

Pipework inside the Oresundsverket natural gas-fired power plant, operated by Uniper SE, in Malmo, Sweden, on Thursday, March 13, 2024. The mothballed power plant was set to be dismantled but now the Swedish grid operator wants the facility operational again as the war in Ukraine has upended Sweden's defense policy and is forcing a rethink of energy security plans. Photographer: Carsten Snejbjerg/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Uniper SE signed a 13-year deal with Woodside Energy Group Ltd.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Stephen Stapczynski

Importers are courting President Donald Trump, but vows to step up purchases won’t necessarily turn into concrete deals. This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to our guide to the commodities markets powering the global economy. Today, Asia energy team leader Stephen Stapczynski takes a closer look at moves by countries in the region to buy more US gas. Asian gas importers are pledging to buy more fuel from America in a scramble to appease a tariff-happy president.

1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ruth Liao |Stephen Stapczynski

Bloomberg — Woodside Energy Group Ltd. contrató a la principal ejecutiva de un retrasado proyecto mexicano de exportación de Gas Natural Licuado (GNL) para su planta prevista en Luisiana. Se espera que Sarah Bairstow se una a Woodside a principios de mayo como vicepresidenta sénior de Louisiana LNG, dijo la mayor empresa de petróleo y gas de Australia en un comentario enviado por correo electrónico.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ruth Liao |Stephen Stapczynski

Sarah Bairstow(Bloomberg) -- Woodside Energy Group Ltd. hired the top executive of a delayed Mexican LNG export project for its planned plant in Louisiana. Sarah Bairstow is expected to join Woodside in early May as senior vice president at Louisiana LNG, Australia’s biggest oil and gas company said in an emailed comment. Mexico Pacific Ltd. had appointed Bairstow as chief executive officer last year.

2 weeks ago | financialpost.com | Keira Wright |Stephen Stapczynski

Advertisement 1Just four days before he called a federal election last month, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government quietly pushed back a decision that will set the country’s energy path for decades to come. Article content(Bloomberg) — Just four days before he called a federal election last month, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government quietly pushed back a decision that will set the country’s energy path for decades to come.