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Chevron Halts Work at Gorgon LNG Site, Apache Shuts Gas Plant on Cyclone
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Apache Corp. halted gas production from Varanus Island and Chevron Corp. suspended construction at the A$43 billion ($43 billion) Gorgon project in Western Australia because of Tropical Cyclone Carlos.
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