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Market Forces has taken aim at Woodside for its $40 billion investment in oil and gas exploration since 2020, asserting that this undermines the transition to clean energy in Asia. The organization emphasizes that increasing liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply is more likely to slow the uptake of renewable energy rather than displace coal. Despite a record vote against its climate plan in 2024 and persistent investor demands for action, Woodside continues a growth strategy focused on fossil fuels, which is viewed as detrimental to clean energy goals.