Woodside targets FID in Mexico next year

.WoodsideEnergy is targeting an investment decision of $6bn to $8bn in Mexico next year resources oil gas energy

PERTH – Oil and gas major Woodside is working towards an investment decision at Trion, in the Gulf of Mexico, in 2023.

Furthermore, the Mad Dog Phase 2 development, also in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to be online in 2023. “Woodside will continue to apply our clear capital allocation framework as we assess our opportunities in both conventional and new energy, all of which must support our net equity emissions reduction targets and commitments to shareholders.

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