![]() "The great companies out there are going to be very considered about how they engage and how they ensure this industry has a future," Conlon said. ![]() Source: Chevron Australia Pty Ltd.Ĭonlon said KBR thought the energy market was transforming. KBR's energy solutions division will handle the oil price collapse better than it would have done in the past as it has expanded beyond standard hydrocarbon production and is taking on less risk in construction projects. KBR is involved in two WA LNG projects that have been pushed back in recent months: Woodside's Browse to North West project and Shell's development of the Crux field to supply its Prelude floating LNG facility. "We're seeing customers have a longer cycle to funding their projects." "We're still very active in LNG, were still very active in energy solutions," Conlon said from his Melbourne base.Ĭonlon said KBR's energy clients were typically deferring projects, not cancelling them. ![]() KBR is in a joint venture to develop the Federal Government's Naval Shipbuilding College to prepare WA and SA workers for 40 years of support to the Royal Australian Navy. ![]() KBR chief development and digital officer Greg Conlon told Boiling Cold most of KBR's about 1500-strong Australian workforce is in its government solutions business supporting the Defence Department. American engineering giant KBR is best known in WA as a builder of hydrocarbon projects like Chevron's Gorgon LNG, but its diversity will help KBR ride out the crash in oil and gas prices. ![]()
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