Woodside Receives Heaviest Module for $12.5 Billion Australian LNG Facility
The delivery of a 4,500-ton, 10-storey structure marks a major milestone toward target exports in late 2026.
Woodside has achieved a key construction milestone following the delivery of the final and heaviest module for its $12.5 billion liquefied natural gas project upgrade in Australia.
The massive component stands 10 storeys tall and weighs approximately 4,500 tons. The arrival of the structure concludes the sequence of heavy module deliveries necessary for the facility's expansion.
Energy infrastructure developers consider the positioning and installation of large-scale pre-fabricated units critical to meeting operational schedules. The receipt of this final structural component ensures the continued execution of the development's fabrication and assembly phase.
Woodside confirmed that the project remains on track to export its inaugural LNG cargo during the fourth quarter of 2026, supporting expanded capacity for Australian energy exports.
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