WPL@$30, page-3710

The AFR articles are interesting.

https://www.copyright link/companies/energy/last-ditch-challenge-to-woodside-s-16-5b-lng-project-20211118-p599yb

"The letter, sent to Ms O’Neill on Wednesday on behalf of the Conservation Council of WA, points out that the greenhouse gas emissions from the development of the offshore gas field are likely to have a significant impact on the heritage values of the Great Barrier Reef on the other side of the country, and so require assessment under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act."

https://www.copyright link/companies/energy/woodside-attacked-over-worse-than-adani-lng-project-20210603-p57xng

"CCWA and the Australia Institute have renewed the attack on Woodside and partner BHP over Scarborough, with the release of research showing it would release more greenhouse gases than the Adani coal mine in Queensland."

But I can't see this last minute push swaying the WA or OZ governments to renege on environmental approvals given to date.

"Final documentation for the deal is due this month"

What jumped off the page for me, was Mr Market won't back WPL until after the FID is approved and all remaining objections are exhausted.

It makes the 2021 weakness in WPL SP easier to understand.